Muslim-majority countries rank below the world average in both economic and personal freedoms. Are liberty and Islam necessarily at odds, or is there an Islamic case for liberty? On May 24, leading Islamic thinkers from around the world will explore insights from the...
An Online Conversation with Andy Crouch & Jonathan Haidt We were made for relationship — to be seen, loved, known, and committed to others. And yet we increasingly find ourselves, in the words of our guest, sociologist Jonathan Haidt, whose recent Atlantic article...
Join the Center for Christian Study for a Virtual Open House! Learn about Christian community on Grounds and hear about the many opportunities for faith and fellowship at the Study Center. Additionally, Study Center staff will share some exciting news about the...
For 40 years God has been sustaining Anselm House as a Christian community committed to this end. So, Anselm House is excited for a night that brings people together around God’s continuing work at the University of Minnesota. As Anselm House looks back on 40 years...
For Christians venturing into topics of sexuality and gender, one of the strangest and yet most crucial historic claims of the church is that sexual desire is intricately bound up with our longing for God. This linking of sexual desire and desire for God is not at all...
What does it mean to pursue truth — and how do we know what we know? Science and religion have often been assumed to offer either contradictory or unrelated forms of knowledge, with any intersection between them presumed to be a conflict. Such assumptions have grown...
Art, the Sacred, and the Common Good, Scala Foundation’s third major conference hosted on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary, will bring together scholars, culture creators, educators and students to ponder the challenges and opportunities in connecting art,...
Myths about economics die hard. What’s worse, such fallacies are destructive to human cooperation and flourishing. Join the Acton Institute for a discussion of six economic lies you’ve been taught and probably believe. Caleb Fuller, Ph.D. Grove City College ASSISTANT...
As president of the United States from 1929 to 1933, Herbert Hoover battled the greatest depression in modern world history. Then, as a hyperactive former president, he conducted a strenuous “crusade against collectivism”—and especially against its manifestation in...
Developing a culture of saving is key to poverty prevention, as it encourages self-help, prudence, independence, and personal responsibility. The Acton Institute will consider how local, self-governed, voluntary savings associations and banks encourage these virtues....
