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In our modern world, we tend to analyze issues from a practical perspective.  This practical perspective cares very little about absolute truth, Biblical principles, or having a consistent perspective.  The practical (or pragmatic) view cares only about what may appear to work, not about what is right or wrong.

Unfortunately, our society is crumbling from our unbridled pragmatism. A return to principle is the path to restoration and it is this "principled path" that the Institute for Principle Studies researches and teaches.

The following journals, articles, audio, and videos will help you in your journey to develop a more consistent and principled worldview. Please take your time perusing our selection and enjoy the reading. If you have any comments or questions, please contact us.

In our modern world, we tend to analyze issues from a practical perspective.  This practical perspective cares very little about absolute truth, Biblical principles, or having a consistent perspective.  The practical (or pragmatic) view cares only about what may appear to work, not about what is right or wrong.  

Unfortunately, our society is crumbling from our unbridled pragmatism.  A return to principle is the path to restoration and it is this "principled path" that the Institute for Principle Studies researches and teaches.

The following journals, articles, audio, and videos will help you in your journey to develop a more consistent and principled worldview. Please take your time perusing our selection and enjoy the reading. If you have any comments or questions, please contact us.

Writings

Principle Perspective

Principle Perspective is a research publication providing biblical and practical analysis on major issues affecting society. It is formulated with insight designed to provide alternative commentary and analysis on particular issues, events, or newsworthy topics not found in the media. Each issue of Principle Perspective contains a feature article (usually related to the title of the issue) and several other shorter commentaries.  The journal typically contains research and articles from collaborating organizations or think-tanks.


Essays

IPS essays provide deeper analysis and greater scholarship than commentaries. All essays are reviewed for factual accuracy by our research team. In addition, essays written by in-house staff are reviewed for both factual and analytical integrity by outside scholars who may include one or more members of our Scholars Council. Essays written by non-IPS authors receive similar scrutiny from our in-house staff.


Book Reviews

Each book we promote and sell at IPS is carefully chosen because of its unique ability to communicate the views of our Founding Fathers. The educational potential of each of our books is tremendous, and we believe that if they are faithfully read, these important books can become stepping stones to educating and changing hearts and minds. Take a closer look at some of our books with reviews from IPS staff.


Principle Post

Principle Post is a short, periodic thought on a current news topic designed to insert a principle into the core of the discussion. Written by varying staff members, Principle Post seeks to divert civil debate away from ad hominem attacks or emotions to actual arguments. The emphasis of the posts are on ethics (right versus wrong) and the proper role of government from a biblical, individual liberty perspective.