thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/… The elimination of suffering will not produce joy. If we seek to be truly free, we must acknowledge our responsibilities to one another. We will flourish to the extent that we all can flourish.
thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/… Rather than consign him to the camp of the nihilists, I would think it is a more Christian thing to be grateful for his efforts to liberate and defend the soul and to fight so courageously against the ubiquitous “culture of repudiation.”
Nice, from Nick Aroney, on "constitutions" in the classical sense, into which category the US Constitution falls and is but one (late arriving) example. thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/…
The elimination of suffering will not produce joy. If we seek to be truly free, we must acknowledge our responsibilities to one another. We will flourish to the extent that we all can flourish.
My latest at @PublicDiscoursethepublicdiscourse.com/2026/…
thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/… The seminar cannot, by itself, heal our public life. No educational form can bear that burden alone. But if we want a society capable of civil disagreement, we will need to create and sustain places where we can safely learn it.
thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/… The immersive world flees embodiment and death. It embraces excarnation. But absent Incarnation, the world languishes and grows old, bereft of Eucharist.
thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/… For a generation that is marked by a noticeable gender split on political beliefs as well as by ever declining marriage rates, it would seem that young women still retain a desire for a specific vision of manhood. But what exactly is that vision?
thepublicdiscourse.com/2026/… We don’t know what unintended effects our well-laid plans may have, either abroad or at home, now or in the future. We do know the value of American lives, treasure, and reputation.