The New Deal needs to be examined with candor, now that people no longer are roused to partisan political passions by discussion of the Roosevelt era.
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Hillsdale College has put a walking-stick into the hands of its graduates. What road they choose will depend upon their degree of belief in certain affirmations that Hillsdale College has endeavored to teach.
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In every century, after one fashion or another, church and state have had occasion to fall out—even in this American Republic.
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Children become the wards of the state, reared for the state’s purposes; marriage survives simply to reduce the enervating consequences of promiscuity.
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If you and I are not moral beings, we are mere walking and talking machines composed of organic tissues. It is the moral imagination which confers our identity upon us.
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Have these United States—or rather, the people of this country—lost the sense of what makes life worth living?
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The American public, taken as a whole, has forgotten—or else never knew—that the ends of education are wisdom and virtue.
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