We believe there's a secret option, that there are better political instincts than those that have been tried before.

We're tempted to hate the other as a way of loving ourselves and our causes. That makes the hatefulness and the exaggeration feel virtuous.

For Christians to be politically significant, we must do more than just participate in the political activities that are handed to us. We must set a political agenda through our personal choices.

Does permanence cut against the remaining shreds of humanity left for social networking? Or does anonymity pose too much risk for forming accountable, human structures for communication?

Conservatives (including conservative Catholics) should resist and change the narrative that we must choose between robust individual liberty and compassionate statism.

The Dominican Option is committed to both Christian communal formation and converting the public square because Christians are committed to the common good which the political community has a duty to preserve and protect.