Euripides on the use and abuse of revelation in the service of the political order
The divine, an unsettling duality, and the conduct of one's life : Sophocles' Oedipus Tyrannos revisited
On Aristophanes' Clouds
Socrates' dangerous piety
Plato on the divine in human affairs
Maimonides and others on faith, philosophy, and governing principles
Conscience and citizenship
El Greco and his successors
Miguel de Cervantes on death, the divine, and the proper ordering of human affairs
Thomas Hobbes on church and state
John Milton's Paradise epics and the divinely-ordained redemption of the human race
Challenges posed by the Aztecs
The Holocaust and the divine ordering of human affairs
Nature and the divine in the declaration of independence
Benedict Arnold, providence, and the fates of citizens and of nations
Benjamin Franklin and the workings of the divine at least in America
"In the year of [what] lord?"
Political symbols and the sacred in the United States
Thomas Jefferson and religious liberty
Abraham Lincoln and the Almighty
Presidential invocations of the divine
Presidential farewell addresses
Revelation, human understanding, and the ordering of the good life : the "Mormon" movement
Revelation and the use of the United States postal system : the "I am" movement
An earth elsewhere?
Yearnings for the divine and the natural animation of matter.