The Importance of Property Rights in Facilitating a Prosperous Economy and Human Flourishing
Abstract Private property rights are inherent to the capitalist system and their enforcement are essential for such a system to…
The Psychological Absurdity of Communism
Abstract Many people are attracted to the purported egalitarian promises of communism to redistribute wealth and provide stability for the…
C.S. Lewis as Christian Political Philosopher: The Politics of Skepticism and Liberty
by Robert SchwarzwalderPh.D. cand., University of Aberdeen (history)Senior Lecturer, Regent UniversityFebruary 2020 A few days before his death in 1963,…
Love & Marriage: Do They Still Go Together?
The ring. The dress. The ceremony. The honeymoon. These highlights of marriage are deeply ingrained in American life. Even as…
Preserving a Constitution Designed for a Moral and Religious People
One of the foremost constitutional theorists of the founding generation, John Adams, observed, “Our Constitution was made only for a…
Regent’s Anthony Harper Conducts Interview with Sharren Haskel in Israel
Regent University student Dr. Anthony Harper, who has studied in Regent’s political communication program to add to his already earned…
Set Point Civility in the LA Times Perry
Dean Perry argues against the LA Times op-ed response to Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch’s call for civility in speech….
Ken Starr Talks about the Principle of Bipartisanship in Impeachment
Former Independent Counsel, U.S. Solicitor General, and Appellate Court Judge Ken Starr speaks at Regent about how the 2/3 majority…
Blind Politics: American Hegemony Lecture
In a town hall lecture for RSG students, Dr. Nolte addressed the topic of American hegemony. The lecture addressed whether…
Way-In: The 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Introduction January 27, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the Nazi concentration and extermination camp. Piotr…