April 30, 2014
If there are any connections in the Piketty-Francis firestorm, they’re not the ones you’ve been reading about. They have a lot less to do with economic models, and a lot more to do with individuals as more than just producers and consumers.
April 23, 2014
Ethika Politika was proud to co-sponsor a panel on “Marriage, the Church, and the Common Good,” featuring some of the biggest contributors to the marriage debate, and presented by our very own Michael Bradley.
April 3, 2014
While on the face of it Kasper’s conclusions might align with a pontificate characterized by pastoral sensitivity, if Rist is correct, they’re also fundamentally opposed to that same pontificate, which has made the rejection of ideology a hallmark.
April 3, 2014
The popular ad trades on a number of misconceptions that fly under the radar of otherwise thoughtful perspectives on marriage, family, and society.
March 25, 2014
Our entire economy is an education in how to be “pro-choice.” And this case most certainly is not about helping us to understand our true condition as embedded human beings.
March 17, 2014
The brilliance of the Franciscan papacy is the ever so subtle shift from the total evisceration of the individual to her radical transformation in Christ. This affects the Church, too, whose culture is being recalibrated for a new age of evangelization.
February 6, 2014
The Church’s social teaching is valuable because it offers examples of how to think through the types of problems associated with making good social decisions. When we forget this, our differences are tough to overcome.
January 29, 2014
A hearty congratulations to the Reproductive Research Audit team for their great work in filing this brief! And a sincere “thank you” to any of you who are able to help RRA sustain and build its culture-changing work!
