Princeton Prof + former Chairman, U.S. Commission on Int. Religious Freedom + Bluegrass Banjo Picker + Co-author: What is Marriage? Man and Woman: A Defense
On Friday evening during First-year Families Weekend, I introduced an event about “The Spirit of Truth-Seeking,” featuring Professors Robert P. George and Cornel West.
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Robert P. GeorgePrinceton University Presidenet Christopher Eisgruber on "The Spirit of Truth-Seeking"
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Robert P. GeorgeThe new issue of *Dignity: A Journal of Sexual Exploitation and Violence*, edited by Women's Studies Prof. Donna Hughes of the U of Rhode Island, is now available. It's an extremely important issue exposing flawed research on prostitution legalization.
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The case against compelled affirmation policies needs to be more explicitly and vividly sexualized. The argument against these policies must be rooted in the civil liberties of objecting students and the right not be forced to be the object of...
The chief rabbi has written a damning article urging that "the very soul of our nation is at stake".
Robert P. GeorgeHow bad does it have to be for a British Chief Rabbi to condemn a political party by name? Chief Rabbis avoid politics like the plague. But Rabbi Mirvis has been driven to the point at which he cannot stay silent about anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.
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The “World Socialist Web Site” recently spoke to McPherson, professor emeritus of history at Princeton University, on the “New York Times”’ 1619 Project.
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Robert P. GeorgeThe magisterial Princeton historian James McPherson pronounces witheringly harsh judgment on the New York Times' "1619 Project" in an interview he gave to the "World Socialist Website." This is a "ka-boom!" moment.
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Robert P. GeorgeIn Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, "sex" means, well, sex. It does not mean "sexual orientation." It does not mean "gender identity." My critique of a superficially clever but fallacious "textualist" argument suggested by Justice Kagan
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Robert P. GeorgeIn 1907, Oxford University conferred upon Mark Twain the degree of Doctor of Letters (D.Litt.). Standards have fallen. Today, Oxford conferred a D.Litt. on me. My wife had the comment of the day: "I hope this makes you wittier."
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