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33.5 — September/October 2020
Constitutionalism Without Christian Humanism
33.1 — January/February 2020
Pagans & Christians in the City: Culture Wars from the Tiber to the Potomac by Steven D. Smith
31.1 — January/February 2018
Consumer Man versus Working Man: Thoughts on the Value of Work
28.3 — May/June 2015
Whittaker Chambers's Lonely War Against Godless Collectivism
27.5 — Sept/Oct 2014
The Role of Christianity in Peter Drucker's Early Work
26.5 — Sept/Oct 2013
Christian Schools & Racial Realities
on Desegregation & the Rise of Christian Education in the South
25.3 — May/Jun 2012
Calls for Freedom, Democracy & Secularism End Up with None of the Above
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19.1—January/February 2006
on Death & Seven of the Last Words of Socrates by Graeme Hunter
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