Essay | The Social Philosophers
In 1953, Robert L. Heilbroner published The Worldly Philosophers, now in its seventh edition, and spoke to a popular audience about
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Essay | The Social Philosophers
While Robert Nisbet is best known for his diagnoses in The Quest for Community regarding social disintegration and individual alienation in the
Excerpt | The Social Philosophers
A few words on the general nature of this book will perhaps be of use to both students and general
Interview | Ethics, Politics, and Natural Law
In this edition of the Reading Wheel Review, Dr. Jordan Ballor, executive director of First Liberty’s Center for Religion, Culture,
Essay | Ethics, Politics, and Natural Law
As part of his polemic in setting Christianity over against its surrounding classical culture, the second-century Christian apologist Tertullian famously
Review | Ethics, Politics, and Natural Law
Attending a conference some years ago, I passed by Towson, Maryland’s Barnes & Noble. Taped to the front door was
Excerpt | Ethics, Politics, and Natural Law
I remember my first official introduction to moral philosophy as a freshman at Harvard. I was taking Ethics and International
Addendum | Postliberal Protestants
In this addendum edition of the Reading Wheel Review, Dr. Jordan Ballor, executive director of First Liberty’s Center for Religion,
Interview | Religion & Republic
In this edition of the Reading Wheel Review podcast, Dr. Jordan Ballor, executive director of First Liberty’s Center for Religion,
Essay | Religion & Republic
Dr. Miles Smith’s Religion & Republic: Christian America from the Founding to the Civil War gives a careful rendering of the role