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Think tank of @firstliberty_ that engages in scholarship, education, and programming, to advance the importance of religion as a public good in society

Plano, TX
Joined January 2021
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Fall into November with the RWR! We're diving into The Roots of American Order by Russell Kirk. Enjoy this week's excerpt and let us know what you think. crcd.net/review/excerpt-the-…
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There’s just one week until applications close for the D.C. Fellowship! If you're an undergrad looking to grow into a faithful leader who can meet the political challenges of today and tomorrow—this is for you!
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Join us in our nation's capital from January 2–6 to engage in lively discussions pertaining to our most pressing challenges in modern governance, like political division, post-liberalism, the rise in antisemitism, attacks on the free market, religious institutions, and families.
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On Wednesday, November 11, at 2 pm, join CRCD & JWI for this month's continuing legal education webinar: "Requiem for Criminal Justice". Gerry Bradley will argue for a return to a classical understanding of punishment & retribution as the only true justification for this system.
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With an intellectual and faithful approach to journalism, Raleigh Adams brings timeless truths to bear on today’s cultural and political events in her role as a Research Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief at @NRO .
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Participation in the CRCD's Savannah Seminar, along with her work as a Research Assistant at James Wilson Institute, led her to think intentionally about vocation: how her intellectual gifts and interests are meant to serve others.
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That perspective shaped her studies at Yale and now informs her current work at National Review.
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If you're a pastor in the DFW area, this is for you! CRCD’s Christ and Culture Conversations, led by Dr. Stephen Presley, seek to build local cooperation across denominational lines as ministers think deeply about how the church can engage with culture.
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A democracy requires a variety of thought and voices. Dr. Stephen Presley, Dr. Hunter Baker, and Dr. Wilfred M. McClay, author Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Story, discuss the state of public discourse in our nation. crcd.net/review/interview-la…
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Join Dr. Stephen Presley, Dr. Hunter Baker, and Dr. Wilfred M. McClay as they consider safe spaces for rational discussion, and time to deliberate together for the common good. Listen in on their discussion on Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Story.
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What does it look like to love a flawed nation?  Listen in as Dr. Stephen Presley, Dr. Hunter Baker, Dr. Wilfred M. McClay discuss this pivotal idea. crcd.net/projects/reading-wh…
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Join us in the RWR podcast this month as Dr. Stephen Presley and Dr. Hunter Baker interview Dr. Wilfred M. McClay on his book, Land of Hope: An Invitation to the Great American Story to consider if story matters in history.
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We're so proud of our CRCD alumni! To support continued community and growth in our previous participants, we're launching an Alumni Directory! crcd.net/login/?redirect_to=… Photo credit: nicoleleaphoto.com/
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If you've participated with CRCD in the past, please click the link, select Register, and enter your info! crcd.net/login/?redirect_to=…
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Why is authority necessary, and how should it be structured? In her plenary session at our Fixing the Federal Courts symposium, Professor Stephanie Barclay explores these questions before discussing some common misconceptions regarding the judiciary’s role in democracy.
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