The Brass Spittoon 31

Bradley Birzer on Christian humanism, judging the past, memory, and gratitude.

Ken Myers of Mars Hill Audio on place, the evangelical mind, and classical music.

Chris Arnade, Jared Woodard, and Sarah Hamersma on Wall Street versus Main Street.

Patrick Deneen, Jeremy Beer, and Jeff Polet respond to J.D. Vance's recent American Mind essay "End the Globalization Gravy Train" and consider the prospects for postliberal conservatism.

Jay Y. Kim reflects on pastoral care during the pandemic in light of his recent book Analog Church: Why We Need Real People, Places, and Things in the Digital Age.

While the siren call of STEM is still music to most ears and classical schools are educating only a small percentage of American students, classical schools have grown steadily. Joshua…

Gracy Olmstead, Garth Brown, and Jason Peters on whether Solein can save the planet.

Wilfred M. McClay, Bethany Hebbard, and Jake Meador consider what recent trends—considered at the local, regional, and global scales—give reason for hope in 2020.

Our panel discusses immigration policy from a localist perspective.

Higher education in America has many challenges, and in many ways has become a rather strange place. The satirical novel, such as Richard Russo’s Straight Man or James Hyne’s The…

  The idea of the family has, since our inception, been one Porchers are particularly keen to defend. The family is a natural, integral, and inviolable unit whose very existence…