Founding Principles & Biblical Truths

Balancing faith and freedom has played a significant role throughout the history of the United States. As we delve into the past, we find a comple...

In the Capitol, the “compassion” and “mercy” of Liberal Theology1 has been used to foist a myriad of unbiblical concepts that have led to bad...

Theological liberals tend to stereotype conservative Christians as simpletons—ignorant and lacking in intellectual support—people who cling to th...

The Fourth Amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. This includes the unreasonable use of force by law enforcement. Shouldn’...

When do you get your constitutionally protected rights? Does the Second Amendment apply to 18-20 year olds? Is it constitutional for Congress to a...

Most people know that the Fourth Amendment protects our right to not be unreasonable searched or seized. But what makes a search reasonable? In th...

Learning plateaus can be quite frustrating, especially when you're deeply invested in your education. You start off with a burst of enthusiasm, an...

Expanding Access to Constitutional Education Across Language Barriers The Institute on the Constitution (IOTC) is thrilled to announce a historic...

Understanding the intentions of the Founding Fathers has never been more significant. Many see these figures as the architects of the United State...

Stepping into online classes for American government can be an exciting journey, but it often begins with a frustrating hurdle: login issues. Many ...

Understanding constitutional principles lays the foundation for grasping how the United States government operates. These principles, embedded in ...

Taking online constitution classes can be a great way to learn more about important historical documents and engage with others who share this int...