Founding Principles & Biblical Truths

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Taking online constitution classes can be a great way to learn more about important historical documents and engage with others who share this int...

America's Christian heritage has played a significant role in shaping the nation's identity and values. From its beginnings, the influence of Chri...

Teaching at the Institute on the Constitution offers a unique opportunity to make a difference in your community by educating others about the pri...

Since the mid-1970s Evangelicals have sought to re-enter the political arena in response to a morally declining America. Their sincere desire...

Characteristic of the most effective public servants is a hugely disciplined mind. They are able to stay on point because they have learned to th...

Do the Constitution and Laws of the United States require birthright citizenship What does “and subject to the jurisdiction thereof” mean? Does Tr...