Illumine
First published in 2006, Illumine is a publication of the Bryan Institute for Critical Thought and Practice. Each issue provides thoughtful commentary on current issues and events.An archive beginning with the September/October 2008 issue is provided below:
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Summer 2012
"Materialist Metaphysics and the Moral Impulse," by J. Daryl Charles, Ph.D. -
Winter 2012
"The Intellect and Evolution" by Stephen M. Barr -
Summer 2011
"Awakening from Nihilism: The Templeton Prize Address" by Michael Novak, M.A. -
Nov/Dec 2010
"Flight from Nature: The Progressive Turn in American Politics and Law" by Bradley C.S. Watson, Ph.D. -
Sept/Oct 2010
"Designed for Sex: What We Lose When We Forget What Sex Is For" by J. Budziszewski, Ph.D. -
Jul/Aug 2010
"Prejudice, Pride, and Sectarian Schools" by Benjamin McArthur, Ph.D. -
May/Jun 2010
"A Requiem for Friendship" by Anthony Esolen, Ph.D. -
Mar/Apr 2010
"Education and the Mind Redeemed" by John F. Crosby, Ph.D. -
Nov/Dec 2009
"Small but Significant: Counter-Cultural Thoughts from the Wisdom Perspective" by J. Daryl Charles, Ph.D. -
Sep/Oct 2009
"The Evangelical Social Conscience" by Michael Gerson -
Mar/Apr 2009
"The Theology of American Exceptionalism" by Raymond J. Haberski, Jr., Ph.D. -
May/Jun 2009
"Columbus, Geronimo, and Native American History: A Worldview Perspective" by Jack Traylor, Ph.D. -
Nov/Dec 2008
"The Role of Great Books in Undergraduate Education" by Michael M. Jordan, Ph.D. -
Sep/Oct 2008
"A Weighty Hope" by Paul Gutacker
