…human nature is naturally good, while ‘progressive evangelicals’ disagree with this. ‘Progressive Christians’ do not seek the conversion of unbelievers to Christ, whereas ‘progressive evangelicals’ still value this. ‘Progressive Christians’…
…in regard to parents over children, that the Chain of Command provides an umbrella of protection. [He did add, however, that when the child is of age and living independently,…
…One has to do with a well-studied Mexican penchant for a patrimonial attitude toward life and property: a house is mine, an apartment isn’t, really. Another implies the possibility of…
…both Roman Catholic, and the debate was hosted by a Classical Protestant college, King’s College, NYC. I remember when, back in 1960, the idea of a Classical Protestant college sponsoring…
…I think, in our culture which is very protective of children, that this second ‘fence’ is an acceptable one. But what about the specific reasons for barring people from the…
…the individual, the state, and for conservatives the market, expand to protect us from the arational [as Fukuyama calls them] spheres of authority, which is to say, religion, social communities,…
Given that it will probably be summer before this month of June is over, Georgea Kovanis from the Detroit Free Press has published a list of things that men ought…
…affect housing. He charges that they are: ‘pro-environment but anti-growth and density’ ‘pro-immigration but anti-migration’ ‘pro-equity but anti-housing’ What is this about? I think it has a bit to do…
…1971-1983, and United States Senator from California, 1983-1991. Despite his pro-abortion ‘rights’ views, he was a Republican. And he was not unique among his generation and older. The so-called ‘pro…
…that will never get that affordable no matter how much we build.] And in today’s economy, people [other than very young adults] probably change jobs more often than they do…