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Freedom and Institutions
The who study the question of religious freedom often wonder why it should benefit and protect not only individual believers, but also religious institutions. Application of religious freedom to insti… more →
Double Aspect
Political Idolatry
wrote 1 day ago: Jonah was a patriot. He loved his country, the chosen nation of Israel. Moreover, he loved his God, … more →
Constitutionalism: Godly Secularism
wrote 4 days ago: There are many good things in this world, over which God is Providentially sovereign, that are desig … more →
"Tory politics: pact to the rafters in contradiction"
wrote 5 days ago: This fantastic piece of analysis appeared in The Age today in a piece by Waleed Aly. An impressively … more →
Why Abortion Matters
wrote 1 week ago: Ever heard the protest, “Why do conservative Christians focus so much on gay marriage and abor … more →
Extreme Moderation
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wrote 1 week ago: In American politics, there are two positions that, regardless of the shifting passions and mores of … more →
Law, government, community, and conservatives
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wrote 1 week ago: In his “Morning Jolt” today, Jim Geraghty of National Review Online highlighted a post from yesterda … more →
Hayek
wrote 1 week ago: Born on this day in 1899. It’s to analytical (social) epistemology’s (and philosophy of … more →
Justice vs. Social Justice
wrote 2 weeks ago: Greg Forster wrote a phenomenal piece on The Gospel Coalition where he explains the Christian roots … more →
Disability Care: Luck Egalitatianism in practice.
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wrote 2 weeks ago: It seems the National Disability Insurance Scheme is about to become a reality. A true Labor reform … more →
Christian Objections to Conservatism
wrote 2 weeks ago: So far I’ve done a great deal of philosophical heavy lifting. No doubt my dear readers have al … more →
Oakeshott Symposium on Science and Religion
wrote 3 weeks ago: This is the first of six contributions to a symposium published in Zygon, vol. 44, no. 1 (March 2009 … more →
What is Conservatism?
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wrote 3 weeks ago: In previous posts I explained that constitutional conservatism begins with the acknowledgment of a t … more →
The Civil Society
wrote 3 weeks ago: Civilization without Civil Government? Imagine for a moment the unthinkable: A coordinated nuclear s … more →
Conserving Tyranny?
wrote 1 month ago: There are many who claim the mantle of “conservatism” while rejecting the existence of G … more →
Private Property and the Rule of Law
wrote 1 month ago: In a previous post I spoke of the natural limitations that were placed on the civil kingdom by God … more →
Government by Laws, Not by Men
wrote 1 month ago: It would not be an exaggeration to say that the organizing principle of constitutional conservatism … more →
Praxis und Politik - Michael Oakeshott im Dialog
wrote 1 month ago: Newly released Oakeshott collection. … more →
Constitutional Conservatism in the Two Kingdoms
wrote 1 month ago: A Christian lives in two kingdoms — a civil kingdom (Rom. 13:1) and a heavenly kingdom (Phil 3:20) — … more →
Hayek and Behavioral Economics
wrote 1 month ago: Still on Hayek. Having just received my copy, I thought I’d give it another plug. My chapter M … more →
