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Brad Littlejohn (Ph.D, University of Edinburgh) is Director of Programs and Education at American Compass. He lives in Loudoun County, VA, with his wife, Rachel, and four children.
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Brad Littlejohn (Ph.D, University of Edinburgh) is Director of Programs and Education at American Compass. He lives in Loudoun County, VA, with his wife, Rachel, and four children.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical Theory
Roger Scruton's thought on how to be a conservative is also instructive in how to belong to a political community.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical TheoryCurrent Politics
If America is to be a nation of laws, we will need to rediscover sources of political order that aren't purely dependent upon coercive force.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical Theory
Alexander Hamilton's words regarding the dangers of radical extremism feel alarmingly relevant to us today.
Brad LittlejohnFeaturedCurrent PoliticsHealth and Medicine
Much of the debate about the pandemic's effect on our freedom begins with a severely mistaken notion of freedom.
Brad LittlejohnFeaturedCurrent Politicshealth
Christian freedom means love of neighbor. What does this mean in the face of pandemic and recession? The same as it has always meant.
Brad LittlejohnPoliticsFeatured
I made my way to the Ritz-Carlton in downtown Washington D.C. for the National Conservatism Conference Sunday evening with some trepidation, unsure what to expect, and feeling wildly out of place among what seemed like a crowd of thinktank wonks, […]
Brad LittlejohnFeaturedCurrent Politics
In Hazony's vision, nationalism is a mechanism for preserving the idea of subsidiarity and preserving the life of local communities.
Brad LittlejohnFeatured
Imagine that you are a young man and one day your father commands you to find the donkeys that have wandered off, like poor young Saul was commanded to do in 1 Samuel. How will you do this? To find the […]
Brad LittlejohnFeaturedChurch
Brad Littlejohn and Joseph Minich respond to Samuel James' review of "People of the Promise" in Christianity Today.
Brad Littlejohn
Brad Littlejohn responds to Kyle Dillon's review of his book "The Two Kingdoms: A Guide for the Perplexed."
Brad LittlejohnFeaturedEvangelicalism
As we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, Dr. Brad Littlejohn argues that it is not the Protestants who desacralized the cosmos.
Brad LittlejohnFeaturedCurrent Politics
Lessons from the Wreckage, Pt. I: A Voice from the Whirlwind He lays the beams of his chambers on the waters; he makes the clouds his chariot, he rides on the wings of the wind; he makes his messengers winds, […]
