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Collin Hansen retweeted
BEND. DON'T. BREAK.
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Tomorrow in Unseen Things: how Christian nationalism leads to secularism.
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Spotted at @SamfordU bookstore:
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We're growing our full-time @TGC staff, and soon I'll be hiring a multimedia content strategist. Finalizing the job description now. Please let your YouTube/podcast-loving friends know!
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Collin Hansen retweeted
Michael Scott thought he could declare bankruptcy by yelling it across the office. A lot of the Christian nationalism conversation works the same way: Say it loud enough, post about it often enough, and surely it becomes real. It doesn't. I explain why the Christian nationalism conversation has run its course in my latest @WNGdotorg column. wng.org/opinions/michael-sco…
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Collin Hansen retweeted
British occupation forces in New York City hang convicted spy Nathan Hale. He behaves with great composure, and on the gallows he declares: “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”
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🗞️Beeson's Frank Thielman has announced he will retire at the end of 2026 after 37 years of faithful service to Beeson. In this week's podcast episode, Dr. Thielman joined Dean Douglas Sweeney to reflect on his time at Beeson. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
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Collin Hansen retweeted
That is 8,000 times Denny Matthews has mentioned that leadoff walks will kill you. Congrats to Denny, a Royals institution!
Join us this Friday night as we celebrate the legendary Denny Matthews' 8,000th Royals game!
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Collin Hansen retweeted
Huge news in the academic world. My superstar former student Sherif Girgis has been appointed to a tenured full professorship at Harvard Law School. Sherif, who is currently a professor at the excellent Notre Dame Law School, is the lead co-author (with Ryan T. Anderson and me) of *What is Marriage? Man and Woman: A Defense*. He is a powerful defender of the sanctity of human life in all stages and conditions, and a critic of gender ideology. Sherif was graduated summa cum laude from Princeton, where he received prizes for the best thesis in ethics and the best thesis in philosophy. He also received the International Dante Prize. He won a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford where he completed the BPhil in philosophy. He received a JD degree from Yale Law School where he was an editor of the Yale Law Journal, then clerked on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit for Judge Tom Griffith and on the Supreme Court of the United States for Justice Samuel Alito. He returned to Princeton where he earned his PhD in philosophy. Congratulations to Harvard (and its distinguished Dean, John Goldberg--another former student of mine) for snagging a truly extraordinary young scholar and teacher. And congratulations to Sherif!
Professional update: This spring, I will join @Harvard_Law School’s faculty as a tenured professor, teaching constitutional law, jurisprudence, and related subjects. 1/11
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Collin Hansen retweeted
What better distillation of higher education in the 2020s than a bureaucrat using AI to fake-diversify an elite campus. A half decade of history condensed into a single, perfect image.
JUST IN: Stanford University is accused of using AI to change students’ race & gender while making others appear thinner in advertising, with one student saying he felt “silenced & erased.”
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Twitter is a platform for publicly telling on yourself.
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Collin Hansen retweeted
The world begins to make a lot more sense when you realize that no one who is exceptional is “normal.” Go to the top of any field. That is where you will find the weirdos.
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Earlier this year I found a decline in identifying as lesbian, gay, or bisexual among 18-24 yo. It was slight in 2023 and 2024 and larger in Jan.-Feb. 2025. All of 2025 is now out, which made me wonder: Did the decline hold? It did not. Out today on the Generation Tech blog.
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