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Michael Justin Lee, a retired member of the faculty of the University of Maryland, is a former seminarian fellow of the Acton Institute and the author of The Chinese Way to Wealth and Prosperity (McGraw-Hill, 2012).

October 15, 2018|biblical hermeneutics, Great Commission, Historical Jesus, Jesus in Asia, R.S. Sugirtharajah

“To Make Disciples of All Nations”

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Christ’s message for mankind and the writings of the spiritual sages of the East -- a natural combination?

Belloc’s Humane Defense of Personhood and Property

by James Matthew Wilson

Perhaps the memory of that metaphysical right to property informs our fears, and could lead to a restoration of human flourishing.

Bruno Leoni and the Search for Certainty in Law

by Alberto Mingardi

Leoni wanted to advance the concept of the “certainty” of the law beyond the mere verbal precision of statutes to something more profound.

The Sacred Rites of Humanity: A Conversation with Daniel Mahoney

A discussion with Daniel J. Mahoney

Daniel Mahoney discusses his new book The Idol of Our Age and how humanitarianism corrupts politics and religion.

The John Marshall Legacy: A Conversation with Richard Brookhiser

A discussion with Richard Brookhiser

Richard Brookhiser discusses the life and jurisprudence of John Marshall.

Andrew Jackson in Context: A Conversation with Bradley Birzer

A discussion with Bradley J. Birzer

Once considered one of our most consequential presidents, Andrew Jackson's reputation has now fallen on hard times.

Hamilton, Madison, and American Oligarchy: A Conversation with Jay Cost

A discussion with Jay Cost

Jay Cost, author of The Price of Greatness, discusses the political and economic debates between Hamilton and Madison.

The Bruce

Bruce Springsteen offers a sustained prayer to his Holy Mother and his country, without irony or cynicism. He can't think that way—and good for him.
by Michael S. Greve
Solzhenitsyn’s Literary Ascent

Even a decade after his death, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn remains one of the most misinterpreted writers of the 20th century.
by Jessica Hooten Wilson
The Agency Lack of Bias Fallacy

Defenders of Chevron and Auer Deference often ignore agency bias.
by Mike Rappaport
The Coming Influence of the Trump Judges

President Trump's has appointed many judges to the court, but quality matters more than quantity.
by John O. McGinnis
Trump’s Norm-Breaking: Real or Imagined?

Trump is trying to faithfully execute his office and, in his own way, to strengthen the Constitution.
by Charles R. Kesler

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