…the good life, a form of metanoia, or conversion, is necessary. Through moral education, an individual person’s character must be formed so that particular virtues can grow. The power of…
“Equality or Need: A Theological Look at the 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates’ Tax Plans (Part 2)” by Allen Calhoun
…the Biden climate plan, $750 billion for health care, and $750 billion for education. Biden would tax capital gains and dividend income at ordinary income rates, raise the corporate income…
“Equality or Need: A Theological Look at the 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates’ Tax Plans (Part 3)” by Allen Calhoun
…countless similar items to ensure the temporal peace and prosperity of a city” instead of for education and for meeting the basic necessities of the poor. He longed for a…
“Religious Literacy and the Challenge of Interfaith Dialogue (Part 2)” by Shlomo C. Pill
…was that healthy democratic societies include numerous interest and identity groups with many cross-cutting interests and allegiances across religious, ethnic, racial, party, class, professional, educational, and other affiliations and markers….
“God and the Law in the Age of Secularization” by Rafael Domingo
…fits into the framework of the right to, such as the right to marriage or the right to education. Private religions should be legally treated as religions just by analogy….
“Subsidiarity and Abolition: On the Privatization of Prisons and the Demands of Justice” by Mauricio Najarro
…meet court-ordered inmate housing limits or provide “educational, vocational, medical, or other ancillary services to an inmate in the custody of, and under the direct supervision of, the Department of Corrections…
“Christianity and Global Law” edited by Rafael Domingo and John Witte, Jr.
…Criminal Law, Economic Law, International Law, Migration Law, and Private Law. We aim to commission other such volumes on Christianity and bankruptcy law, education law, elder law, environmental law, health…
“The Right of Self-Defense and the Organic Unity of Human Rights – Part I” by David Little
…unfounded reasons. The means in question would include the opportunity to make a living and the ability to have adequate sustenance, housing, clothing, health care, education, and assistance under disabling…
“A Protestant Perspective on Privatization and Subsidiarity” by Jordan J. Ballor
…education and material provision of goods and services. Privatization — a term which seems already to favor a particular conception of state authority — is a question that has to…
“Jobs for All?” by Brooks Holifield and Steven Tipton
…have a right to life, food, shelter, rest, medical care, education, and employment. All of us must, moreover, share these goods essential for flourishing, particularly with the neediest among us….