I’m moved by this kind word from Philip Bunn. I hope the book will be helpful to scholars, ministers, and laypeople. And yes please buy it from Davenant Institute!

Remembering Tocqueville, America’s French observer, on the anniversary of his death washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer… via Washington Examiner

This new “NPR CEO” character in the story is obviously AI-generated, you cannot convince me otherwise.

Thank you to our listeners. Friendship — and especially the friendships that grow around the shared pursuit of wisdom — is more valuable than gold.

.Adam M. Carrington on a political theology of taxes for #TaxDay2024 . wng.org/opinions/a-pol…

'Happy' April 15!
A political theology of taxation wng.org/opinions/a-pol…

The only thing better than a mascot with a baseball head is one who also wears proper stirrups.

Gonna miss Uncle Verne. One of the greatest voices in the history of sports.

Miss our last episode of Constitutional Chats? Watch 'The Constitution & Presidential Immunity' here! The Supreme Court's oral arguments on this case start April 25! us.constitutingamerica.org/ep207
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How should we think about religion in early America?

@ivmiles will begin to answer that question in his upcoming fellows lecture, which is based upon his book Religion & Republic.

Registration to the fellows lecture is open now!

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George Washington could teach presidents today a lesson about the veto power washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer… via Washington Examiner

This is such a good piece from Adam M. Carrington getting at a real problem with Protestant intellectuals: A constant academic inferiority complex. wng.org/opinions/ditch…

I note my own experiences, especially early, struggling to find ways to put my faith and my studies together properly. Found the issue was not any incoherence between them but that the thinkers/works who had done so before had been largely ignored for the last 80 plus years.

My piece on Protestants in the academy, one more autobiographical than usual:

Ditching the Protestant academic’s inferiority complex wng.org/opinions/ditch…

“I feel great when I’m running the bases. That’s electric.” Elly De La Cruz talked about his inside-the-park homer and more after a Reds win over the Brewers. atmlb.com/4argyZU

Tomorrow, Hillsdale’s Professor Adam Carrington joins us as we continue our live podcast series ''Pivotal 2024 Supreme Court Decisions' discussing, “The Constitution & Presidential Immunity!” Click here to sign up now: us.constitutingamerica.org/signup_aprl9 Audience not on camera but may ask…

Three weeks ago, N.C. State had next to no chance of making the NCAA Tournament. Now they’re two wins away from a national title. The odds of that happening aren't just small, they're lower than the likelihood that you'll be struck by lightning. wsj.com/sports/basketb… via The Wall Street Journal

At 4:38 pm today on the Rod Arquette Show on 105.9 KNRS - Hillsdale College Associate Professor of Politics Adam M. Carrington joins Rod to discuss his piece for the Washington Examiner about why it’s good that fewer people are going to college.

Thanks to everyone who attended Professor Carnes Lord's discussion on Aristotle's politics, ideas about human nature, the origins of the city, and liberal education. We had a wonderful event! Check out our upcoming events here: bit.ly/4cC4Jl0

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This Thursday, April 4, Professor Paul A. Rahe of Hillsdale College will join the UAA professors Forrest Nabors and James Muller for a student-faculty seminar on William Shakespeare’s plays “Henry IV, Part I” and “Henry IV, Part II.

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