Why Hamilton is the musical for our time.
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.
A Vindication of Politics helps us remember that there are as many kinds of common goods as there are kinds of human association.
Helena Rosenblatt presents a Continentalized (which is to say incomplete) definition of liberalism.
If libertarians are not prepared to accept the consequences of absolute non-aggression, they should seek a more plausible public philosophy.
What principles really divide libertarians and conservatives?
Read great stories aloud to your children. Over and over again. It’s the best way to keep dragons away, from your children, and from yourself.
Nathan W. Schlueter is professor of philosophy and religion at Hillsdale College. Among other books, he is the author of One Dream or Two? Justice in America and in the Thought of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Lexington).