Ethika Politika

The Preferential Option for the Rich

Daniel Saudek

“Neoliberal Catholicism” represents, to use the words of the philosopher Maurice Blondel (2000), “une alliance contre nature”, a profoundly relativistic and inhumane agenda under the sheepskin of religious orthodoxy.

Humility + Ambition = Magnanimity

Mattias A. Caro

If ambition and humility are to meet, it is around a process that realizes what is achievable and to recognize that achievement as worth the effort.

The Pain of Pope Benedict's Resignation

Andrew M. Haines

The personal decision of the Holy Father was a final public instruction on the practical, sometimes uncomfortable character of deep faith expected for each and every Christian.

The papacy

The False Cause: Finding Capitalism and Big Government in the Antebellum South

Casey Chalk

We should seek to apply a critical eye to any narrative that prioritizes sentimentalist nostalgia over historical truth.

In Defense of Being Woke

Anthony M. Barr

Taxes and Parental Educational Autonomy

John Grondelski

The Vatican II Option: a Review of Catholicism and Citizenship

Caleb Bernacchio

Apricity and Advent

Mattias A. Caro

Religion and A Seat At the Table

Armen Oganessian

Weber's “Wissenschaft als Beruf” Turns 100

Charlie Ducey

In the Age of Amazon Sundays Can't be Sacred

Mattias A. Caro

Remembering My Departure from the Pro-Life Left

Peter Wolfgang

On the Unseen Racism

David Mills

In trying to discern the truth, we need to exercise a preferential option for the marginalized. We should weight their stories more heavily than our observations.