by Titus Techera Where many conservatives speak sentimentally of Western Civilization, Roger Scruton sought to know and justify it by the highest standards of philosophers. Read More »
by Samuel Gregg He could be relied upon to explain clearly and patiently why there is something called Western civilization and why it should be studied and bolstered. Read More »
by Mark L. Movsesian The American abandonment of Armenians a century ago suggests disquieting lessons for Christians and other Middle East minorities today. Read More »
The Times is doubling down on the policies and cultural attitudes that led to the improbable victory of Donald Trump. 
Law & Liberty contributors offer their reflections on the man and his achievements. 
Where many conservatives speak sentimentally of Western Civilization, Roger Scruton sought to know and justify it by the highest standards of philosophers. 
He could be relied upon to explain clearly and patiently why there is something called Western civilization and why it should be studied and bolstered. 
These are views that I now hold because Roger Scruton had been my teacher. 
The American abandonment of Armenians a century ago suggests disquieting lessons for Christians and other Middle East minorities today. 
