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On Being Neither Liberal nor Conservative - Rev. James V. Schall, S.J.

The division of the world into "liberal" and "conservative" on every topic from politics to our taste in cuisine, clothes, or automobiles is one of the really restricting developments that has ever happened to us.  Read more...

On Setting an Example - Peggy Noonan

Being a "beacon to the world" is more challenging than it sounds.   Read more...

One party can't defeat jihadism - George Weigel

Republicans and Democrats must learn how to argue the questions of faith and morals on this war through the art of reason and bipartisanship.  Read more...

Orestes Brownson (1803-1876) - Acton Institute

Orestes Brownson is not, at first sight, a philosopher of liberty. He was, to put it paradoxically, more attentive to the many ways in which freedom goes wrong than in the ways in which it goes right. Or, to put it another way, liberty never just "goes right" by itself. It is the truth that makes us free, not the freedom that makes the truth.  Read more...

Orestes Brownson and the Truth About America - Peter Augustine Lawler

If you attend Mass in the crypt of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at the University of Notre Dame, you may be startled to notice, as you walk up to take communion, that your steps take you directly over the final resting place of Orestes A. Brownson (1803-1876).  Read more...

Palin the Populist - Peggy Noonan

Joe Biden was no match for "Joe Six-Pack."  Read more...

Playing Democrat At Columbia - Anne Applebaum

Instead of debating freedom of speech in Iran, we are talking about freedom of speech in America. Which is exactly what Ahmadinejad wanted.  Read more...

Playing Frisbee on a Precipice - Peggy Noonan

America's political class lacks the seriousness this moment demands.  Read more...

Politicians can't ignore their faith - Father Raymond De Souza

Yesterday's Vatican document on the obligation of Catholic politicians to oppose legal recognition of homosexual unions can be summarized in one sentence: You can't believe two contradictory things at the same time.  Read more...

Politics Without God?: Reflections on Europe and America - George Weigel

At the far western end of the axis that traverses Paris from the Louvre down the Champs Elysées and through the Arc de Triomphe is the Great Arch of La Défense. Designed by a sternly modernist Danish architect, the Great Arch is a colossal open cube: almost 40 stories tall, faced in glass and 2.47 acres of white Carrara marble.  Read more...


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