Brad Littlejohn

Brad Littlejohn (Ph.D., University of Edinburgh) is a fellow in the Evangelicals and Civic Life program at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and founder and president emeritus of the Davenant Institute. He lives in Landrum, SC with his wife and four children.

Brad Littlejohn

.h2, .h5 { font-family: Georgia, serif; } The Resilience of America’s Hybrid-Enlightenment

Political Freedom Between Right and Rights

Rediscovering Political Authority in an Age of Expertise

Seeking Wisdom Without Training Wheels: An Exhortation to Christian Graduates

The Tyranny of Seeing Only Power

The Search for a Christian Nation: Christian Nationalism and the American Founding

A Theology of Money

The Prophet of Re-Alignment: Reading Michael Lind in the Ruins of the Old Republic

Covid-19, One Year On, Pt II: The Limits of Politics

COVID-19, One Year On, Pt. I: Threnody for a Buried Nation

Called to Judgment: A Critical Review of “Fratelli Tutti”

Letter to a Christian Protester

Dive deeper into Mere Orthodoxy

Consciences, Covid, and Credibility: A Response to Doug Wilson

Do We Still Belong Together? Lessons from Roger Scruton

To Mask or Not to Mask? Lessons from the 16th Century

A Government of Force or a Government of Laws?

“Great Danger of Fatal Extremes”: Hamilton on Revolutionary Excess

How (Not) to Navigate Coronavirus Conflicts in the Church

Coronavirus and The Myopia of American Exceptionalism

Our Lives or Our Freedoms: The Fear of Tyranny in a Time of Pandemic

The Resilience of America’s Hybrid-Enlightenment