Review | To Change All Worlds
If you follow conservative media, you’re familiar with America’s “Great Awokening.” Despite this, relatively few seem to understand the philosophical […]
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Excerpt | To Change All Worlds
“Critical theory” has in recent years become a major bone of contention in American culture. The term has taken on
Addendum | A New History of Redemption
Christian theologians have paid careful attention to history since the earliest days of the church. This attention is entirely warranted,
Interview | If I Am Not For Myself
We are finishing out this month with an interview with Ruth R. Wisse, scholar of Yiddish literature and Jewish history
Essay | If I Am Not For Myself
In the aftermath of the October 7 attacks, riots and demonstrations erupted around the world. Nearly all of them were
Review | If I Am Not For Myself
Culture abounds with examples of supposed prescience and prophecy, from overreading political analogies in 1984 or The Handmaid’s Tale to more trivial examples like
Essay | If I Am Not For Myself
The editorial staff of the Reading Wheel Review decided to engage the work of Dr. Ruth Wisse in our October 2024 edition
Interview | The Michaela Way
We are finishing out this month with this interview with Katharine Birbalsingh, founder and headmistress of the Michaela Community School
Essay | The Michaela Way
James Madison wrote to W. T. Barry on August 4, 1822 that “knowledge will forever govern ignorance: And a people
Essay | The Michaela Way
In both The Power of Culture and Battle Hymn of the Tiger Teachers, there is a repeated emphasis on the value of literature