George H. Nash

Did America Have a Christian Founding?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The American republic was not founded in 1787 as a unitary, confessional, Christian state. But it was founded within the context of an overwhelmingly Christian population, and nearly all the Founders adhered to, or were influenced by, Christian moral teachings and practices. Most importantly, the Founders recognized that if their new regime of ordered liberty was to survive and prosper, it must be sustained by the indispensable pillars of religion and morality. Professor Hall’s lucid volume illuminates these often-overlooked influences on the Founders and corrects many modern misconceptions about their political philosophy and achievements.”

Political Thought

Discipleship & Christian Education

“What is the purpose of politics? How should we order our lives together? In lively and engaging prose, Hunter Baker surveys the answers that great thinkers have given to these enduring questions. His book is an excellent, accessible introduction to the fundamental themes of political discourse—and to why these matter for the rising generation.”

Religious Freedom

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“At a time when American politics is roiled by illiberal impulses on the left and the right, John D. Wilsey boldly champions an alternative path: a reinvigorated, prudent, aspirational conservatism committed to the traditional American harmonization (not rejection) of ‘the spirit of liberty’ and ‘the spirit of religion.’ His is in many ways a Tocquevillian message, beckoning America to rely upon its historic, vital center. Conservatives eager to defend America’s heritage should read and ponder this perceptive volume.”