New Saint Andrews College
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We graduate leaders who shape culture living faithfully under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Build. Fight.
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You are here, and the situation seems dire: Islam is invading the Christian West, morality is being redefined, anarchy is becoming rampant, grifters are on the rise, gender goblins are still going after children, and babies continue to be murdered in the millions. New Saint Andrews College is preparing leaders to stand up to the aggressive hordes, armed with a liberal arts education rooted in the classical Western tradition; the same education our forefathers received toward establishing this country. Forming character and virtue, we seek to raise up the next generation of leaders who will shape excellent cultures under the Lordship of Christ. For more information, go to
New Saint Andrews College148,754 views • 23 days ago
On the Radicalization of Young Christian Men | Will Spencer | NSA Disputatio In this New Saint Andrews College Disputatio address, Will Spencer examines how fatherlessness, shame, isolation, and online communities can leave young men vulnerable to movements that offer belonging and purpose through resentment. He traces what he refers to as the “blame ladder”: a descent from personal grievance into conspiracy theories, antisemitism, and white nationalism. Spencer argues that these ideas can borrow the language of Christian faith while turning men away from repentance, responsibility, and love of neighbor. Against the promise of a political war band, he sets the harder path of Christian sonship: accepting correction, bearing one’s cross, and serving the Father who calls men his heirs. The address is followed by a candid Disputatio exchange on the reach of these movements, the danger of broad accusations, and how Christians can respond with courage to friends drawn into them. For more information on New Saint Andrews, go to
New Saint Andrews College201,427 views • 1 month ago
Jeff Shafer argues that a series of Supreme Court decisions—from Griswold and Eisenstadt to Roe and Casey—systematically severed the natural connections between sex, marriage, and children. In his view, the law progressively redefined these realities as independent of one another rather than as parts of an integrated whole. Shafer contends that the result is a legal vision in which sex is ideally understood as sterile, family relationships become increasingly fragmented, and human freedom is defined by the power to redefine reality itself. Watch the full conversation here:
New Saint Andrews College115,068 views • 3 months ago
What is America? We aren't ashamed of the answer to this question.
New Saint Andrews College40,376 views • 4 months ago
The Supreme Court's opinion in Obergefell v. Hodges was driven more by sentiment than by serious constitutional reasoning. Rather than engaging with legal history, precedent, or the nature of marriage, the majority opinion appealed primarily to emotion while offering little substantive justification for redefining one of civilization's oldest institutions. Jeff Shafer's conclusion is straightforward: whatever one thinks of same-sex marriage, the legal reasoning behind Obergefell should not be mistaken for a compelling or rigorous constitutional argument. Watch the full conversation here: Hale Institute
New Saint Andrews College19,983 views • 3 months ago
Conservatives... It's time to build a culture...a real one!
New Saint Andrews College16,186 views • 7 months ago
Never settle for stupid. Aim for Christian excellence.
New Saint Andrews College14,279 views • 6 months ago
Get out of the stands and into the arena. Apply for Fall of 2026 -
New Saint Andrews College22,450 views • 1 year ago
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