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....
Abraham Kuyper was a staunch critic of the secularist liberalism he identified as the legacy of the French Revolution, but in its place he advocated what might be described as Christian liberalism. Matthew Tuininga explores Kuyper's vision for Christian political...
Reading Augustine: On Education, Formation, Citizenship, & the Lost Purpose of Learning by: Joseph Clair Joseph Clair, Director of the William Penn Honors Program and Associate Dean for the Liberal Arts at George Fox University, USA This book is part of an...
Reading Augustine: On Education, Formation, Citizenship, & the Lost Purpose of Learning by: Joseph Clair Joseph Clair, Director of the William Penn Honors Program and Associate Dean for the Liberal Arts at George Fox University, USA This book is part of an...
Even before Covid, the social epidemic of loneliness, lack of trust, and declining participation in civic and spiritual life was well documented. The crisis of the last two years has only intensified this sense of alienation. UVA Sociology Professor Brad Wilcox and...
Join the North Carolina Study Center in Chapel Hill for a special evening with Dr. Nathan Hatch! Dr. Hatch recently retired after a long career as a prominent historian of American religion and a leading university administrator. During his respective tenures as...
In Search of God, Identity, and Home With/in Others Dr. Uriah Kim, President of the Graduate Theological Union and Professor of Biblical Studies. Each year, the Berkeley Palmer Lectureship examines, through current biblical theology and scholarship, issues of concern...
