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Ordain and Establish — 73 episodes
Originalism, Tradition, and the Separation of Powers
The Declaration’s Role in Constitutional Interpretation
Justice Brett Kavanaugh: Keynote Conversation
Catholic Social Thought and the American Experiment
The Declaration and Constitutional Interpretation
Keynote Fireside Chat with Robert George
The Declaration and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition
Marco Rubio: The Catholic Roots of America
The Return of General Law
Equity in American Law
The Priesthood in the Evolution of Anglo-American Criminal Procedure
First Amendment Originalism
"Better Judgment": A Conversation with Author Reynolds Holding
"Judges, Judging, and Judgement": A Conversation with Author Chad Oldfather
Mercy, Retribution, and the Sentencing Judge
Eighth Annual Human Rights Lecture: Saving Human Rights in the New World Order
The Major Questions Doctrine after Loper Bright
The Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Jurist’s Perspective
Fourth Annual Lecture on Catholic Political Thought Resurrecting Justice: How Christianity Gives Justice More Than Its Due
A Conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 7
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 6
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 5
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 4
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 3
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 2
"Aquinas on the Virtues" Session 1
Unwritten Administrative Law
Chair Lecture: Constitutional Theory at a Catholic University
Erie and the Nature of Law
Law's Quandary 20 Years Later: A Book Event
The Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Jurist’s Perspective
American Covenant: A Conversation with Dr. Yuval Levin
Hope and Salvation: From Christian Eschatology to Political Ethics
A Conversation with Justice Brett Kavanaugh
Rethinking the Great Writ
The History of Natural Law in American Law
Thomistic Juridical Realism: An Introduction
Interpretation and the Administrative State
The Disintegrating Conscience And The Decline Of Modernity
Reading the Bible with the Founding Fathers
Thomism Goes To War
The Administrative Virtues
Religious Freedom and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition
Making Men Moral and Constitutional Interpretation
Civil Liberties or Public Morality?
What is the Law For?: Making Men Moral Lunchtime Conversation
“Liberalism”: Is There a Baby in the Bathwater?
Civil Society and Subsidiarity: Challenges to Making Men Moral
Social Science and Public Morality
Making Men Moral's Challenge to Liberalism
30 Years of Making Men Moral: A Conversation with Robert P. George
Justice Samuel A. Alito: Making Men Moral 30th Anniversary Conference Keynote
Rabbi Dr. Meir Soloveichik: Making Men Moral 30th Anniversary Conference Keynote
Great Christian Jurists in American History
Cicero, Natural Law, and Constitutionalism
Practical Reason and the Administrative State
The Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Jurist's Perspective
Chair Lecture
A Conversation with Justice Amy Coney Barrett
What is Law for? The Purpose of Law in the Classical Tradition
The Role of Tradition in Constitutional Law
The Revival of Original Intent
The Relationship Between Positive Law And Constitutional Interpretation
The Future of Liberalism
The Catholic Foundations of the Establishment Clause
The Influence of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition on the Common Law
The Judicial Virtues
Is the Administrative State Morally Legitimate?
Towards Nondelegation Doctrines
Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition: A Jurist's Perspective
How to Inherit a Kingdom: Reflections on the Situation of Catholic Political Thought
Natural Law and Original Meaning