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Collin SloweyPhilosophyPolitical Theory
Aristotle is not so much a nationalist as he is an arch-localist, which means he can't be easily made to fit into contemporary political tribes.
Jake MeadorPolitical TheoryPolitical Theology
An ongoing series: How That Historical Quote Cited by a Prominent Christian Nationalist Doesn't Actually Mean What They Think it Means.
Jake MeadorPolitical TheoryFormation
Calendars are teachers. And this week our calendar teaches us to give thanks.
Jake MeadorPolitical TheorySexuality
While one can easily argue for connections between liberalism and the sexual revolution, the way those connections are named is enormously important.
Derek KingPolitical TheoryLiteratureCurrent Politics
The Free Press podcast 'The Witch Trials if JK Rowling' is well-intentioned, but misses the core problem: What if free speech requires a shared world?
Bob ThunePolitical TheoryCurrent Politics
David Brooks says we need a gifts-based liberalism. But as he describes it, 'gifts-based liberalism' sounds like it might just be... conservatism.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical Theory
Roger Scruton's thought on how to be a conservative is also instructive in how to belong to a political community.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical TheoryCurrent Politics
If America is to be a nation of laws, we will need to rediscover sources of political order that aren't purely dependent upon coercive force.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical Theory
Alexander Hamilton's words regarding the dangers of radical extremism feel alarmingly relevant to us today.
E. J. HutchinsonPolitical TheoryPolitical Theology
Looking at the work of Calvin, Eric Hutchinson explains why framing political theology questions in terms of "church v state" is a basic category error.
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsPolitical Theory
The Rachel Held Evans Conversation: Why I am a Conservative
Andrew WalkerPoliticsAnthropologyPolitical TheoryChurchTheology and PracticePolitical TheologyFormation
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