Echoes of Rome: How Ancient Virtues Can Save America, Part II – Perseverance
Rome stood for thousands of years as its people learned to defy impossible odds. America rose to prominence on those ...
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Echoes of Rome: How Ancient Virtues Can Save America, Part I – Duty
When we think of the states, kingdoms, and empires of old, ancient Rome stands alone as the civilization that immortalized ...
Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Coolidge’s Inauguration: Why He’s the Model President
One hundred years ago, during the wee hours of August 3, 1923, notary public John Coolidge administered the presidential oath ...
The Resurrection of Jesus, a Well-Documented Miracle? Gary Habermas Argues Yes
Historians are wrong to reflexively reject the possibility of miracles.
Dear UChicago Freshman, Take a Lesson from Prof. Fulton Brown Before You Lecture
Qi’s arguments rest on the sophomoric idea that science is some popularity contest or subject to a democratic vote.
WATCH: Interview with Prof. Fulton Brown, ‘The Virgin, Demons, & Politicians: the Great Christian Story’
In the below interview, I met with Rachel Fulton Brown, associate professor of History at the University of Chicago, regarding ...
Historians Cannot Reject the Possibility of Miracles: That’s a Job for Philosophers
Our issue with miracles is not historical in nature, but metaphysical.
Science Professor Harassed and Threatened For Supporting Merit-Based Selection and Hiring Practices at University of Chicago
Professor Dorian Abbot, a tenured faculty member in the Department of Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago, is currently ...
Lessons Learned From Our Conservative Presidents
Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, Grover Cleveland, Calvin Coolidge, and Ronald Reagan were grounded in a general commitment to limited government, ...
