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December 30, 2023January 1, 2024 Randy England

Thomas Aquinas on what’s wrong with the criminal law

  • Why Free is Beautiful
  • An Old Testament view of government
  • The New Testament: Jesus and the state
  • Jesus and taxes: the Temple tax
  • Jesus and taxes: Rendering to Caesar
  • What’s wrong with majority rule?
  • What would we do without the state?
  • The news is bad: Not every politician is a crook
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  • Obey and live peacefully (when you can)
  • Obeying the State: 1 Peter 2
  • Obeying the State: Romans 13
  • Aquinas and Augustine on authority
  • Did St. Paul tweak the emperor’s nose?
  • Catholic anarchist J.R.R. Tolkien & the state
  • “Subsidiarity” and the State
  • Should Christians prefer non-violence?
  • A just wage: who decides?
  • Jesus on the redistribution of wealth
  • Objections to Libertarianism: Part 1 – Liberty is not enough
  • Objections to Libertarianism: Part 2 -Libertarians are selfish
  • Objections to Libertarianism: Part 3 – The Common Good
  • Objections to Libertarianism: Part 4 – Is Inequality a Problem?
  • Objections to Libertarianism: Part 5 – What about the poor?
  • Objections to Libertarianism: Part 6 – Liberty is not Dissent
  • Libertarians and abortion – Part 1 of 4: The Catholic position
  • Libertarians and abortion – Part 2 of 4: The Catholic position
  • Libertarians and Abortion – Part 3 of 4: A libertarian debate
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  • Filling the gap: Mutual aid societies
  • Father Cummings and the Loyalty Oath
  • Frédéric Bastiat, Catholic Libertarian
  • Mind your own business, not your neighbor’s
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