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8 Sep 2017

Guardians of the Word: Kirk, Buckley, and the Conservative Struggle with Academic Freedom

September 8, 2017
The conflict between advocates of the free market and traditionalist conservatives dates from the beginning of the modern conservative movement. Never have traditionalists and classical liberals comfortably shared the same space.
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6 Sep 2017

The Intellectual Kinship of Irving Babbitt and C. S. Lewis: Will and Imagination in That Hideous Strength

September 6, 2017
According to Lewis scholar Alister McGrath, “From about 1937, Lewis seems to have appreciated that the imagination is the gatekeeper of the human soul.”
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