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Idols of the Valley Pope Leo's wise but frustrating first missive on AI Yuval Levin Since the

Leo XIV contra the new Babel: Reflections on the pope's landmark encyclical by Edward Feser Last

The Real Watergate Scandal A myth and its legacy. by Nathan Pinkoski The United States Constitution

Rapid Fertility Decline Is an Existential Crisis Can the US cope with the true economic challenge of

Sterile Polygamy The mating system we accidentally built by Josh Konstantinos. You may not have

Pope Francis and the Scrapping of the Just War Doctrine Pope Francis, in just a few words, tossed

An Unforeseen Revolution by Paul A. Rahe In 2002 I asked an Iranian journalist whether recent

The Rise of the Tech Hamiltonians The political coalition that has formed under Trump's banner

The Politics of Civility and Tact Civility is not a substitute, but a supplement to the institutional

Global Capitalisms Samuel Gregg Modern economic growth began in the West, but now can be seen in a

What the bishops got wrong on immigration It's 'bearing false witness' to accuse people (

Continental Divide America is way richer than Europe now. Yascha Mounk Largely unnoticed by the

Why Natural Law? A direction for man that does not hinder his free will. by Pierre Manent Until quite

A Better Concept of Freedom George Weigel March 1, 2002 On October 31, 1958, Isaiah Berlin gave his

Aquinas and prudential judgment Edward Feser In contemporary debates in Catholic moral theology, a

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Ignoring Scarcity at Our Own Peril Ezra Klein's class warfare rears its utopian head. By Kevin D.

Top 50 Most Prolific Philosophers (Note: Exact word counts are largely unavailable; volume counts of

Newman's “Idea of a University” as a Foundation for Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Programs By

Natural Law and Liberalism By Melissa Moschella The natural law account of politics acknowledges (in

Nicaea: the council that shaped the West The fourth-century Council of Nicaea shaped the direction of

Paleofuturism Nathan Pinkoski Dawn's Early Light: Taking Back Washington to Save America by kevin

While executive orders (EOs) have been used since George Washington, their scope and frequency have

On Angels, Demons, and Artificial Intelligence In order to understand and evaluate claims about

Speculation: Euthanasia Will Become Coercive And for reasons you've never heard before! Lyman

How Western Dreams Became Demographic Nightmares Saying the name of the actual idea at the root of

Hungary's Demographic Failure Viktor Orbán's policies have not reversed population decline By

'Empty Planet' Review: A Drop in Numbers Governments stoke fears about overpopulation, but

Would You Have a Baby If You Won the Lottery? One of the most popular explanations for declining

What's the deal with sex? by Edward Feser Part I In the second edition of his book Practical