Moral Dilemmas of Partisanship: Ethical Obligations and Limitations for Political Partisans

Earlier this month, editor Robert Christian wrote about Moral Dilemmas of Partisanship: Ethical Obligations and Limitations for Political Partisans, an event by the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought in Public Life. He wrote, “One theme ran through the entire evening’s discussions: the role of money in fueling conformity to the interests and desires of the… Read More Moral Dilemmas of Partisanship: Ethical Obligations and Limitations for Political Partisans

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Conservatives Must Increase Economic Security Not Undermine It

According to the idiosyncratic twentieth-century French philosopher and mystic Simone Weil, “Order is the first need of all.” She wrote this line while enumerating the needs of the human soul, and defined order as “a texture of social relationships such that no one is compelled to violate imperative obligations in order to carry out other… Read More Conservatives Must Increase Economic Security Not Undermine It

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Check out these recent articles from around the web: If America really valued mothers, we wouldn’t treat them like this by Ezra Klein: “We make mothers choose between spending a month with their newborn child or keeping a roof over their child’s head. That’s not how it looks in countries that value the work mothers… Read More Around the Web

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