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'ObamaCare Explained' Video Tops 1,000,000 Views on YouTube |
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Michael Shermer and I take on the question "Is Christianity beneficial to American politics or is it dangerous?" The Live Stream begins a few minutes before 7PM PST or 10PM EST.
Watch the video→
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Christianity: Good or Bad for Mankind? Debate @ Univ. of Texas - Austin |
Is Christianity the source of important truths, moral law, and man's rights and thus profoundly good for mankind--or is it antithetical to all such values and thus profoundly bad? I debate with Objectivist atheist Andrew Bernstein.
The event will be held at the University of Texas - Austin & available online by livestream.
Debate Details & Livestream Info→
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27 Books Every Conservative Should Read |
My list of the most important works produced in the last half century or so that every conservative should read. The list includes books written by conservatives as well as book that discuss themes that are important to conservatism. Some writers who would not call themselves conservatives, including Margaret Mead and George Orwell, are on the list. Happy Reading. See the Complete List→
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In the coming months, I am speaking in Texas, Idaho, Colorado and more. Click the link below to see the schedule. I'm also accepting invitations for 2013 summer and fall.
Speaking Page→
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Ronald Reagan: How an Ordinary Man Became an Extraordinary Leader |
Although I wrote this book more than a decade ago, President Reagan's example of vision and leadership is all the more important today.
Looking back, we now recognize the 1980s as a remarkable decade: one that saw the spread of freedom and democracy around the world, the revival of the American economy, and the restoration of national spirit and pride afteryears of indefinable malaise.
Yet, oddly, the man who occupied the White House is not credited with the changes that occurred during those tumultuous years. His critics and even many of his aides and allies are reluctant to celebrate Reagan as a great president.
Get the book→
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