Baroness Caroline Cox: The Threat to the West's Cultural and Political Heritage
From the Socrates in the City archives: Baroness Caroline Cox sits in the British House of Lords as a crossbencher and is a frequent contributor to Lo...
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Not for Sale and Amazing Grace
Eric Metaxas takes the role of panelist, joining professor and journalist David Batstone in talking about the issue of slavery with guest-host Scot Sh...
Jonathan Aitken: Ruin, Rehabilitation and Redemption
Famed former British Cabinet Minister and Member of Parliament Jonathan Aitken examines the concepts of “Ruin, Rehabilitation, and Redemption” in the ...
William Hurlbut: The Science and Politics of Stem Cells: Is There a Way Forward?
Distinguished Fellow of The Center for Bioethics, physician, and Consulting Professor in the Department of Neurobiology at Stanford University Medical...
Can Poetry Matter?
Former California Poet laureate and Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts Dana Gioia diffuses the widely-held notion that poetry is a sophis...
Sir John Polkinghorne: Belief in God in an Age of Science
Host Eric Metaxas welcomes British theoretical physicist Sir John Polkinghorne to this 2003 Socrates in the City event in New York City. Sir Polkingho...
Jean Bethke Elshtain: Who Gets The Final Say: God, Government or Me?
The eminent political philosopher Jean Bethke Elshtain examines the origins and meanings of “sovereignty” as it relates to all the ways we attempt to ...
Peter Kreeft: Making Sense Out of Suffering
Boston College Professor of Philosophy Peter Kreeft explores the ages-old question of “Why?” from a philosophical perspective, touching on themes from...
Cal Thomas and Bob Beckel: Common Sense Solutions for a Stronger America
Eric Metaxas hosts an interview with two guests: columnist Cal Thomas and political pundit Bob Beckel are political adversaries—AND good friends. Be p...