Euclid: The Measure of the World
Euclid: The Measure of the World By Matt McKeown If we speak of standing on the shoulders of giants, few are more gigantic than Euclid. As a person, …
Great Works & Authors
Hume: The Skeptic’s Skeptic
Hume:The Skeptic’s Skeptic By Matt McKeown In Hume, the Enlightenment produced a surprising enigma. Born in the early years of the century and dying a little over a …
Student Essay: The Message of “Orthodoxy”
Student Essay: The Message of Orthodoxy By Genevie Roby In perhaps his most famous work, Chesterton sets forth a vision of Christian belief with lasting and exceptional value. …
Kierkegaard: The Father of Existentialism
Kierkegaard:The Father of Existentialism By Gabriel Blanchard Kierkegaard is one of the hardest figures on our Author Bank—and yet widely beloved. Here we have, to put it mildly, …
Anchored: A Year in Review
Anchored: A Year in Review We’ve had an outstanding year with our own little corner of the Great Conversation. We launched our podcast Anchored at the end of …
Verses for Christmas
Verses for Christmas By Travis Copeland The holiday season demands something more than prose for its full expression. One noteworthy distinction between poetry and prose, according to poet …
St. Athanasius: Alone Against the World
St. Athanasius:Alone Against the World By Alec Bianco Athanasius’ courageous stand even against popes and emperors is an exemplary legacy. St. Athanasius, arguably one of the most beloved …
Edwards: Father of the Great Awakening
Edwards:Father of the Great Awakening By Matt McKeown The religious revivals of the eighteenth century are one of the great keys to American social history, and no figure …
Alcott: Warm by the Fire
Alcott:Warm by the Fire By Sarah Reeves The domestic sweetness of Little Women is itself a reflection of the love and loyalty that prompted Alcott to write. The …
Student Essay: Fate and Choice in “Wuthering Heights”
Student Essay: Fate and Choice in Wuthering Heights By Anastasia Leffas Though often hailed as a story of love spoilt by circumstance, Brontë’s novel is in truth a …
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