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Franklin was fundamentally an optimist, and his life reminds us that politics is not what really matters.
Franklin is famous for his aphorisms and science experiments, but fewer people know he also had a keen interest in theology. Source
The Benjamin Franklin Book of Quotes Written by Travis Hellstrom 978-1-57826-980-9, $15.00 hardcover 978-1-57826-981-5, $8.99 The post Benjamin Franklin’s Advice for America’s 250t...
When public needs were great, he wrote, its claim on the 'superfluous' property of the rich was strong and just.
Jewish Journal On April 8, 1788, an essay written under the pseudonym "K" appeared in Philadelphia's Federal Gazette newspaper. It was quickly reprinted in two other Pennsylvania...
We live amid infinite tabs, rapid cycles, and an economy that prizes speed. Against this backdrop, Benjamin Franklin’s line, “Energy and persistence...
The late Charlie Munger spent decades studying the lives of history’s most effective thinkers. Among them, Benjamin Franklin stood above nearly everyone else. Munger didn’t just ad...
Just as Moses and Aaron had proven their God-approved mettle, “the new federal constitution,” which, in Franklin’s view, had “been unreasonably and vehemently opposed,” would ultim...
Benjamin Franklin walked out of the Constitutional Convention in September 1787 and was asked what kind of government the delegates had given the country. "A republic," he said, "i...
He famously said the Founders had created "a republic, if you can keep it." How have we kept it? And can we continue?
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What did William Penn and Benjamin Franklin have in common? One key commonality would be their vision for Philadelphia. The center of global commerce and trade in the new wor...
In this episode, Melinda Emerson delves into a special series spotlighting notable entrepreneurs, with a focus on Ben Franklin as America’s first mega entrepreneur. The discussion...
George Weigel, First Things As we mark the national semiquincentennial on July 4, we might well reflect on Benjamin Franklin's answer to Elizabeth Willing Powel, when the elderly...
The author of the Declaration of Independence may have written "the greatest sentence ever."
Benjamin Franklin wrote, “In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death The post Certainties appeared first on Harvest.
The first thing to note about Walter Isaacson's new book is its remarkable title: The Greatest Sentence Ever Written. If you've forgotten that we're approaching the 250th anniversa...
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