Anchored by the Classic Learning Test A Conversation with Robert P. George
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Feb 17, 2022 
Robert P. George, an influential scholar at Princeton University, dives into the effects of abandoning liberal arts education and its implications for unity in society. He shares insights on the E Pluribus Unum initiative, promoting dialogue around justice and the common good. George discusses his unique friendship with Cornel West, showcasing civil discourse through intellectual exchanges. They also explore the importance of reading and philosophy, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and shared values in overcoming societal divisions.
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Engage with Social Media
- Conservatives should engage actively in social media despite biases.
- Social platforms are important communication fields and venues for meaningful discussion today.
Students Lack Common Knowledge
- Many bright young students lack knowledge in history, culture, religion, and philosophy.
- Our education system fails to provide a common fund of essential knowledge despite students' intellectual capability.
Myth of Hate Speech Exception
- Many students wrongly believe in a 'hate speech' exception to the First Amendment.
- This misconception comes from ideological bias perpetuated by media and culture, not constitutional law.
