Contrary to the belief they were deists and atheists, most of the American Founders believed in God’s providence and the natural law tradition.

Get ready for a new kind of social justice warrior.

One of the more pernicious aspects of contemporary ideologies is their demand that we propound and defend ideas we know to be false.

If we Americans can claim to possess a tragic consciousness, it owes more to Shakespeare than to Aristotle.

Roger Scruton and Pierre Manent represent a humane conservatism that demonstrates to us the importance of Western civilization.

Many of the West's great thinkers have been completely jettisoned by the left, but others may be reinterpreted and retooled.

Marco Magnani paints a future of exciting possibilities and daunting challenges.

Perhaps no novel explores the personhood of woman better than Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina.

If cultural arsonists are to be believed, we’ve lived long enough to see the best of us become the villains.

Policymakers might approach homelessness more prudently if they corrected some mistakes on the level of theory.