Past Lecture Series

What makes someone a hero? Is it fame, power, money, creative talent, athletic ability, good looks? Despite what our culture typically

The US Supreme Court hangs in the balance when it comes to some of the most important areas of the law, with a couple of more vacancies

Starting in the late-Victorian period, American society began to question the existence of beauty. Overtime our culture accepted the notion

This lecture will discuss the unique role the church plays in a market-based economic system, and will examine the moral imperatives given

The vast changes in Western culture are far more than shifts in morality. At a more fundamental level, they reflect a shift in how we think

Despite the fact that free trade has provided overwhelming benefits for the vast majority of American families, workers and businesses, the

We are made in the image and likeness of God which means that God put us here for a purpose: to participate in the redemption of his

Politicians and pundits are struggling to understand this populist moment. Are a shrinking workforce and a contemptuous, divided culture

Most ​do ​not ​think ​of ​C.S. ​Lewis ​as ​a ​political ​thinker, ​yet ​Lewis ​thought ​deeply ​about ​politics, ​human ​nature, ​and

After ​World ​War ​II, ​Bill ​Buckley, ​Frank ​Meyer, ​and ​others ​assembled ​the ​“three-legged ​stool” ​of ​modern ​American