The Rise of the Selfie-Self; Charlemagne in Full; Never Trump and the New GOP; and Defending the Natural Law

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Why We Can’t All Just Get Along

by Bruce P. Frohnen

If we are to have some hope of recovery rather than civil surrender to identity politics, we must rely on tools beyond civil discourse. Read More »

Charlemagne in Full

by Donald Prudlo

Janet Nelson has crafted a life of Charles the Great that relentlessly examines his life, and captures the energy he brought to rule. Read More »

“Never Trump” and the New GOP

by John O. McGinnis

Never Trump beautifully captures how each group of Trump-averse Republican intellectuals is unhappy in its own way. Read More »

Natural Law and Tranquillitas Ordinis

by Nathan W. Schlueter

Grounding politics in “religion,” does not solve any of the problems Buckley identifies in the natural law, it just pushes them further down the road. Read More »

Natural Law, Positive Law, and Liberty

by Douglas B. Rasmussen

Hume's observation on natural law does not show that there is or must be an unbridgeable gap between what is and what ought to be. Read More »

Why I Am A Natural Lawyer

by Paul R. DeHart

Buckley proposes replacing natural law with a radical ethical voluntarism that make good and evil wholly arbitrary. Read More »

Longing for Revolution
American Socialism and the Sovereign Self
Small is Beautiful—And Critical
Learning from Epidemics Past
Justice at Last for Michael Flynn

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