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Opinion: Why I started Fidelity Month Original

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By Robert George
| Deseret News Verified
This year, a number of governors and state legislatures issued proclamations and passed resolutions dedicating the month of June to a theme. These included “Life Month,” “Pride Month,” “Nuclear Family Month” and “Strong Families Month.” The governors of Utah and Arkansas, the Kentucky Senate and the Michigan House of Representatives chose to recognize June as Fidelity Month.
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Robert P. George on Fidelity Month

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By Robert George
| Public Square Magazine Verified
Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders recently designated June as “Fidelity Month,” a time of rededication to faith, family, and country. Fidelity Month began as a grassroots movement started by Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program at Princeton University. We recently sat down with Professor George to talk about what Fidelity Month is all about.
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The Academy Must Reclaim the Dialectical Search for Truth

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By Robert George, Jon D. Levenson
| tikvah.org
Editors’ Pick May 20, 2026 A dialogue. Amid the morass of America’s elite universities, there are sprinkled wise and intelligent faculty members committed to serious scholarship and to educating their students. Two of the most impressive of these are the Harvard Bible professor Jon D. Levenson and the Princeton legal and political theorist Robert P. George (both of whom have contributed to Mosaic). In a recent dialogue, they investigate the sources of what ails the contemporary academy.
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