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Vladimir the Inscrutable: Shall We Savage or Salute Putin?
[Editor’s note: we know that there are very strong opinions on the other side and we are willing to publish…
Browsing: The Social Order
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Book Review: Chesterton’s America
To recommend any book, I should at least be able to say to you that it is a pleasure to…
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A Market for Disability: Down Syndrome and the Economic Imagination
In a powerful profile of his son Jamie, a young man with Down syndrome, Michael Be?rube? explores some of the key challenges…
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A Way Out for College Kids
American education is in trouble—that much seems to be a given. Our public schools and colleges are getting poor results,…
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Treason: Then and Now
I’ve noticed a curious tic in my circle of friends. We’ve known each other for years, we share the faith,…
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Comfort Zone? Short Reflection on Two Beatitudes
God forbid that postmodern pressures inhibit us from promoting what is godly in the culture, nor deter us from opposing…
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George Washington on Religion and Morality
George Washington was born this day, February 22nd, in 1732.
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The Politics of Envy
Wealth is fresh fruits and vegetables in January, indoor plumbing, and MRI machines.
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The Right to Own Property is Important, but Not Absolute
Our political discourse often consists of a back-and-forth discussion between two seemingly irreconcilable extremes. Many on the Left attack those…
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Critiquing Moderation: Does Centrism Befit Our Times?
The postmodern revolution has been transmutating America since JFK’s assassination, with cultural precursors dating back to the Korean War or…