Written by Samuel J. Abrams
October 20, 2025
In an age of accelerating polarization, institutional decline, and civic exhaustion, we are overdue for a reconsideration of what actually builds democratic resilience. While policy circles often turn to structural reforms or technological fixes, the deeper solution may lie elsewhere—in the moral and communal formation that emerges
when religion and education are allowed to work together.
Read the full PDF version of the report by clicking the button below.
Read More
Education choice program helps students with serious illness continue school
People seek education options outside the norm for many reasons. Some families have children who need a specific option because of serious illness.
Do religious institutions deserve constitutional protection? | William J. Haun & Bill Duncan
Are religious institutions afforded special rights under the Constitution? And what does that mean for religious liberty, the rule of law, and the role of government?
Judges’ allegiance is to the law, not personalities or causes
When they do their job right, their decisions will reflect existing law rather than partisanship.