Good law requires more than popular approval. It needs an objective standard to measure it against and a legislature that ...

To what extent can migration be legitimately regulated and enforced, and under what circumstances may migrants already ...

At a time when political wisdom seems in desperately short supply, is the revolutionary imposition of a controversial theory ...

The online journal of The Witherspoon Institute ...

Perhaps it never made sense to assess student learning using assignments completed at home with little oversight. It may have made sense in the 1960s when prospective cheaters needed to phone a friend ...

The problem with scientism is that it is either self-defeating or trivially true. F.A. Hayek helps us to see why. The first article in a two-part series.

There is no guarantee that the bioethics of our future will live up to America’s founding promises and insights. Those of us concerned that such a bioethics should exist must, as Lincoln said in ...

Whatever approach is best for your students at your school, know that you are serving not just the mind but the whole person. To educate the whole person, we must not leave gaps where others may rush ...

Integralism delivers a more realistic view of how states actually function—including states that are secular—than do models currently dominant in political and legal philosophy. This essay is part of ...

As this idea of self-creation, telling our own story, self-determination has become seen as the fundamental element of human life, that means those of us who participate more fully in self-creation ...

States that do not recognize both natural law and the transformation of law and public reason brought about by the raising of religion to a supernatural good will become confessors of false belief ...

The doctrine of stare decisis is a dangerous tool, malleable, and peculiarly susceptible to manipulation and abuse. It entices and deceives. If just two justices compromise their principles and betray ...