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Home: Core Subjects: Politics and Government: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Politics and Government: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Prophets of Davos - David WarrenSecularists reject the religious, but try to wrap themselves in prophetic robes – while failing at prediction. Read more... Putting God Back in the Public Square - ROY S. MOORESince the 1960s judicial activists have made a concerted effort to banish God from the public square. Read more... Quebec After Catholicism - Preston JonesBy the 1970s, many within Quebec's Catholic Church were forced to recognize that what they had really signed on to was, so to speak, their own death warrant. Read more... Reaffirming Catholic Identity - George WeigelThroughout his recently completed three-year term as president of United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Cardinal Francis George, OMI, gently but firmly led his brother bishops through a reflection on their duties as defenders of the integrity of the Catholic "brand." Read more... Rebutting the 'Catholic but…' - Bishop Thomas J. OlmstedNow is the time to rebut the “Catholic but…” It is the time to say “Yes” when we mean “Yes,” and to say “No” when we mean “No.” Read more... Reflections on the Inaugural Address - Yuval LevinI watched today's speech from the Capitol lawn, with a million or so shivering fellow citizens. Read more... Religion in the public square - Father Raymond J. de SouzaThanks to Iceland's volcano, I was stranded here in Rome for a few extra days. Read more... Religion, Rhetoric, and the Presidency - Michael GersonWe couldn’t think of anyone better in the country to talk about religion and the presidency than the president’s own speechwriter. As many of you know, Michael Gerson has received high praise from people across the political spectrum for his speechwriting. We are delighted in light of his very busy schedule that he could join us today and talk to us about this topic. Thank you, Michael. Read more... Religious Freedom in America - Roger ScrutonWhen James Madison agitated to make religious freedom fundamental to the United States Constitution, it was not from hostility to religion. It was from hostility to established religion, with its presumption of an authority in worldly affairs that only an elected government should exercise. Read more... Religious voices belong in the public square - Father Raymond De SouzaThe debate over homosexual unions has shed light on the current state of religious liberty in Canada. The news is not good, as the totalitarian impulse to silence religious voices has emerged. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 04-Mar-2011 - 19:44:55
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