Liberalism is both relativistic and, ultimately, nihilistic. It makes the individual’s will sovereign over reality and denies the existence of a common good. The post The Founders and the common good appeared first on The Catholic…
During our nation’s 250th anniversary there will be, unfortunately, dozens of academic conferences focusing on the “flaws” of our founding and of its approach to natural rights. Some of these events are downright bizarre. A major conference in…
By Christians Engaged Published on December 7, 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhrki_pqZLw From the earliest days of our Republic, leaders affirmed that Scripture is essential for order, peace, justice, and moral government. For 250 years,…
The date was December 4, 1783. The place was an establishment at the corner of Broad and Pearl Streets in lower Manhattan, New York City, known to this very day as Fraunces Tavern. The occasion was an assembly of officers of the Continental…
Last month’s Columbus Day — or as some re-label it, Indigenous Peoples’ Day — followed by this week’s Thanksgiving Day — offer some of the defining demonstrations of the fruits of our fatally broken public education and corrupt media…
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