As a classical liberal and a recent convert to Catholicism, I find all
of this deeply dismaying. Long before I started on my journey to Rome, I
believed in the promise of the free society — a system in which liberty
and tradition could contend without either one trying to destroy the
other. One could be fully a believer and fully invested in a liberal
constitutional order. But for some progressives, it isn’t enough to have
won most of the cultural and policy battles of the past several
decades. Even the remnants of the other side, in people’s minds and
consciences, must submit to maximalist progressive claims. Read the whole story here.....
Monday, September 11, 2017
The Dogma of Dianne Feinstein
As a classical liberal and a recent convert to Catholicism, I find all
of this deeply dismaying. Long before I started on my journey to Rome, I
believed in the promise of the free society — a system in which liberty
and tradition could contend without either one trying to destroy the
other. One could be fully a believer and fully invested in a liberal
constitutional order. But for some progressives, it isn’t enough to have
won most of the cultural and policy battles of the past several
decades. Even the remnants of the other side, in people’s minds and
consciences, must submit to maximalist progressive claims. Read the whole story here.....
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