- Irenaeus and the Challenge of Gnosticism
- Ideas Have Consequences: the Wisdom of Edmund Burke
- Solzhenitsyn and the Challenge of Postmodernism
- George Whitefield, Jonathan Edwards and the First Great Awakening
- Literary Criticism and the Biblical Worldview
- Alfred the Great and the Purpose of Christian Education
- The Objectivity of Beauty
- Joseph Smith and the Challenge of Mormonism
- Clothing Truth with Beauty: the Mythic Vision of George MacDonald
- What Genesis Teaches us about Art
- Dorothy Sayers Against the Gnostics
- Political Correctness from Gramsci to Obama
- Postmodernism and Art
- Celebrating Advent in the Spirit of Saint Boniface
- Rousseau and the rise of the Totalitarian State
- The Gender Wars from Androgyny to Gay 'marriage'
- Recovering Manliness in the Spirit of Saint Columbanus
- The Gnostic Revival from Dan Brown to the Gospel of Judas
- The Philosophical Roots of Fascism
- Islam and the Challenge of Free Speech
- What Alfred the Great has to teach the modern church
- From Rousseau to Obama: Tracing the Totalitarian Thread
- King John and the Magna Charta
- Glorifying God and Refreshing the Human Spirit: the Devotion of J.S. Bach
- Dorothy Sayers and Classical Education
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Life of Costly Grace
- Edmund Burke and the Necessity of Good Manners
- Secularism and the Myth of Religious Neutrality
- Jonathan Edwards and the Life of Charity
- Richard Baxter and the English Puritan Movement
- J.S. Bach and the Lutheran Musical Tradition
- The Intellectual Background to the French Revolution
- The Baptized Imagination of George MacDonald and Dorothy Sayers
"[Alfred the Great's] unique importance in the history of English letters comes from his conviction that a life without knowledge or reflection was unworthy of respect..." Sir Frank Stenton
Monday, May 21, 2012
Speaking Topics
To help promote my new book Saints and Scoundrels, I am available to come and speak at your church or Christian school for free, as long as my travel expenses are paid. Speaking topics include:
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