Samurai Nationalism

by Jarrett Stepman

A nation that understands itself—especially its virtues—can adapt without losing its distinctiveness. Continue Reading »

27 Apr 2023

The Honor Deficit

by James Hankins

The decline of meritocratic standards in American universities, and the rise of identity-based admissions, is leading to an honor deficit that might well spell the end of elite education. Continue Reading »

4 Mar 2022

The Virtues of the Old Establishment

by Pete Spiliakos

What I miss about the first Bush is that, while he had no program, and no principles beyond his bromides about service and patriotism, those bromides contained valuable ideas.
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19 Jan 2017

Evangelicals and the Mother of God

by Timothy George

It is time for evangelicals to recover a fully biblical appreciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and her role in the history of salvation—and to do so precisely as evangelicals. The question, of course, is how to do that. Can the evangelical reengagement with the wider Christian tradition . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Feb 2007

Honor in the University

by Stanley Hauerwas

We live in a time when ethics has become big business: medical schools hire medical ethicists, business schools hire business ethicists. Congress has an ethics committee, and schools and universities are supposed to teach values. As a theologian trained in ethics, I suppose I should be happy about . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Feb 1991