November 12, 2015
Posts by Sarah Stanley
November 11, 2015
Religion & Liberty: Kitchen Redemption
November 04, 2015
Russell Kirk and Christian Humanism
October 29, 2015
New Abraham Kuyper Series Launched
A major new series is now available: Abraham Kuyper Collected Works in Public Theology. A website from the series publisher, AbrahamKuyper.com, went live today, where you can learn more about Abraham Kuyper, stay up to date on the latest from the Abraham Kuyper Translation Society, and order English translations of his work. Continue Reading...
September 30, 2015
Upcoming event to tackle assault on freedoms
September 17, 2015
The Jewish roots of freedom
On September 9, leading scholars of the world came together to discuss the ways in which Judaism and Christianity have contributed to building the foundations of liberty. “Judaism, Christianity, and the West: Building and preserving the institutions of freedom” was the fourth conference in the “One and indivisible? Continue Reading...
September 14, 2015
Religion & Liberty: From cuneiform to Kindle
Few industries have evolved quite as quickly and fundamentally in the last few years as publishing. Leading the way in this changing landscape is Bob Pritchett, CEO of Faithlife Corporation. This summer issue of Religion & Liberty begins with an interview with Pritchett, who discusses how Faithlife sets trends in the publishing industry rather than simply responding to them. Continue Reading...
September 08, 2015
Free ebook: ‘On Christians and Prosperity’
September 01, 2015
Rev. Sirico on Francis’ ‘Year of Mercy’
September 01, 2015
Catholicism’s tension with the Enlightenment
In a recent article for The Stream, Acton’s Director of Research, Samuel Gregg asks the question, “Is Catholicism Compatible with the American Experiment?” Gregg cites an article by political philosopher Patrick Deneen who suggested that “the main argument among American Catholics will concern the relationship of modern liberal democracies–and, at a deeper level, the American Founding–with Catholicism.” Continue Reading...