Politics is indeed downstream from culture, but culture is influenced by politics as well
Luma SimmsJune 26, 2026
Editor James Diddams is joined by PCA pastor James Baird, author of “King of Kings: A Reformed Guide to Christian Government” to discuss the big question: should government promote Christianity as the only true religion?
James Baird & James DiddamsJune 2, 2026
When conservatives appeal to “Western civilization,” they are referring to everything they like that has ever come out of Europe and nothing they don’t like, with the line drawn by working backwards from predetermined ideological conclusions.
James DiddamsMarch 31, 2026
Why should Christians care about a classical, liberal arts education? Managing Editor James Diddams & Nadya Williams discuss on the latest Provcast
Nadya Williams & James DiddamsMarch 20, 2026
With the rising tide of socialism in the US, as exemplified by NYC’s new mayor Zohran Mamdani, it’s worth reflecting on Whittaker Chambers’ conversion from Soviet spy to conservative Catholic
Rebekah BillsMarch 9, 2026
The 70th anniversary of National Review is a good time to reflect on one of the conservative magazine’s most important and influential writer—James Burnham
Francis P. SempaDecember 11, 2025
November 24th marks what would have been William F. Buckley’s 100th birthday. He remains a towering figure in the conservative movement whose legacy deserves to be studied
Jacob OganNovember 24, 2025
Though not often thought of as a conservative holiday, Halloween reminds us that we are bound by life and death in an eternal contract to those who have died and those yet to be born
Michael LuccheseOctober 31, 2025
Rory Stewart’s “Politics on the Edge” describes at length the failures of both David Cameron’s center-right neoliberalism and Boris Johnson’s populism, yet leaves the reader with hope for a renewed political future
Jeffery Tyler SyckJuly 28, 2025
