Brad Littlejohn

Stephen Wolfe’s The Case for Christian Nationalism presents a paradox for any reviewer, defying the genre boundaries that usually quarantine works of academic history or theory from the hurly-burly of popular politics.

Government exists to protect society from entities like TikTok

The Founders were learned men. They knew what they were doing, and their education and writings illumine this fact.

The intolerance of the liberal campus

Unhinged responses to a gentle ad campaign indicate hostility to Christianity

Brad Littlejohn reviews Robert Reilly’s bizarre case for the influence of Roman Catholicism upon the American founding.

DeSantis is waging war against the worst excesses of progressive anti-culture, and this time the opponent is drag queens.

It’s getting harder to maintain perspective in a world of screaming headlines

Low fertility is a crisis, but government funding won’t solve a problem of misplaced priorities

Gov. DeSantis shows how it can be done.

Benedict and a passing moment of Catholic influence.

If we struggle to discern true political authority within the sphere of politics, then let us call on religious leaders, school principals, coaches, and businessmen to model it in their own local contexts.