Natural Rights and America’s Founding Ruben Alvarado To what degree, indeed in what sense, can we speak of Christian America? Trojan Horse: Natural Rights and America’s Founding provides a perhaps inconvenient answer. For more information, click on the page image.
The Bible, Theology, and the Sciences: Addresses at the Free University 1880–1886 by Philippus Jacobus Hoedemaker, goes on sale today. The book addresses the question: If God indeed has spoken, what effect does that have on the enterprise of science? For more information, follow this link.
WordBridge Publishing announces the publication, under the Pantocrator Press imprint, of The Bible, Theology, and the Sciences: Addresses at the Free University 1880–1886 by Philippus Jacobus Hoedemaker. The book addresses the question: If God indeed has spoken, what effect does that have on the enterprise of science? For more information, follow this link.
Not only is this a memorial of the profoundest sort to Friedrich Julius Stahl, it is a fine introduction to his life and thought by one of the founders of the antirevolutionary movement, Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer. Furthermore it allows us, in getting to know Stahl, to get to know Groen as well. This volume …
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WordBridge Publishing is proud to announce the publication of Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer’s magnificent eulogy to the memory of Friedrich Julius Stahl, originally published in 1862, now translated into English. For further information, please follow this link.
WordBridge Publishing announces the publication of Philosophical Foundations by Friedrich Julius Stahl.
Ahead of the publication of Gospel and History by K. J. Popma on October 31st, WordBridge Publishing is sponsoring a giveaway of this important work. Follow this link for further information.
WordBridge Publishing announces the publication of Philosophical Foundations by Friedrich Julius Stahl.
. More information on this giveaway, sponsored by Common Law Review, can be found by clicking on the book picture.
Perhaps it’s not a big deal for the big boys, but for little guys like us, it is: Common Law & Natural Rights has now sold over 1,000 copies. The bulk of those sales have taken place in the last two years. This comes as no surprise, as the book provides a fundamental critique of …
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