Jack Kerwick: 4 books

Philosopher, educator and social commentator Jack Kerwick applies his keen insight to controversial topics including immigration, academia, religion, race and politics. Love him or hate him, you'll be captivated by his deep thoughts and pointed analysis.

While there is plenty of historical, sociological, and polemical literature on neoconservatism, there is relatively little that treats it philosophically. Misguided Guardians illustrates neoconservatism as a distinctive philosophical theory consisting of conceptions of knowledge, ethics, and the state, all differing from traditional conservatism.

Although it’s self-evident to observers of the contemporary academic scene, far too few of those parents whose kids are college-bound seem to be aware of the conflict raging within academia over its soul. The classical ideal of a liberal arts education has long been under attack. Specifically, the...

Illiteracy regarding Christianity’s impact upon the world is hardly limited to non-Christians. It is endemic throughout our culture. This mass ignorance is made that much more painful by the fact that, for the better part of the last two millennia, the collective consciousness of what is today known...