In Search of Original Meaning — the Religion Clauses: Part II
In Part II, Assistant Editor Ted Hirt concludes with an evaluation of Phillip Munoz’s understanding of the Constitution’s religious clauses.
Religion and public life
Dispatches from NatCon: Timon Cline on Protestantism and Anglo-American Conservatism
In this episode of the Anchoring Truths podcast, Garrett Snedeker and Daniel Osborne sit down to discuss their experiences at the National Conservatism Conference this September in Miami, Florida. The episode also features an interview conducted at NatCon with scholar Timon Cline on his speech on the topics of Protestantism and Anglo-American Conservatism.
Justice Alito’s Warning on Religious Liberty
We know that the free speech clause of the First Amendment protects us from government censorship. But suppose someone raises the question, “What’s the point of freedom of speech?” To provide an answer, you cannot simply appeal to the Constitution, since the questioner is asking you to justify what is in the Constitution. You must enter the realm of philosophical argument …
“Religious Liberty and the American Founding” with Professor Phillip Muñoz
In this episode, Garrett Snedeker joins Notre Dame Professor Phillip Muñoz to discuss his new book on religious liberty. They discuss the Founders’ natural rights understanding of the freedom to worship, their disagreements about the separation of church and state, and the future of religious freedom in our law. To read Professor Muñoz’s full argument, …
PODCAST: Sohrab Ahmari on “The Unbroken Thread,” Part 2
The James Wilson Podcast features noted author and New York Post opinion editor Sohrab Ahmari on his book on the failings of modernity to provide fulfilment in the West. Author and New York Post opinion editor Sohrab Ahmari joined JWI Deputy Director Garrett Snedeker and intern Guy Denton for a two-part discussion of his new book, The Unbroken …
