by Kai Weiss
Tomáš Halík's memoir is also the story of a people enduring difficulties and eventually ascending spiritually and peacefully as a free people. Read More »
by James Wallner
To treat our present political dysfunction, we must revive politics, which means we must rescue the public realm from obscurity. Read More »
by Brendan Purcell
Földényi explodes the usual temptation to feel self-sufficient, relying on a kind of technological omnipotence that is like a globe-shaped Tower of Babel. Read More »
by Mark David Hall
The essays in this collection provide excellent reasons for offering substantial protection to what many founders called “the sacred right of conscience.” Read More »
by Wilfred M. McClay
To achieve reform, it will not work simply to stuff in courses that come out of the English department’s current offerings and call it a day. Read More »
by James Otteson
To become an honorable businessperson, then, requires not only technical training, but also an understanding of what the purpose of business is. Read More »
by Donald L. Drakeman & Kendall Hack
It might seem that the higher the tech, the lower the need to understand anything other than business, or perhaps engineering, but that’s hardly the case. Read More »