Conservatism and Grace

This book provides a detailed analysis of the conservative case for religion by establishment, arguing that conservatism is rooted in a religious worldview.

It critiques secular conservatism, particularly Roger Scruton's views, and explores alternatives through the works of Edmund Burke and Joseph de Maistre.

The author integrates insights from psychology and theology to advocate for establishmentarian conservatism and the role of religious ideas in political communities.