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American Conservatism in Hospice Care
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American Conservatism in Hospice Care

ByToirdelbach O Dochartaigh

The concept of “freedom” to many ostensible Conservatives today has nothing to do with virtue or the wisdom of tradition, but everything to do with soft, self-perpetuating libertinism.

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Dabney on Education as a Religious Task
Conservatism | Education

Dabney on Education as a Religious Task

ByZach Garris

Dabney’s prophetic voice has rung true in many areas, perhaps most of all in education and the secularization of American schools.

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Edmund Burke: The First Conservative
Conservatism

Edmund Burke: The First Conservative

ByJoseph Crampton

Edmund Burke, the first conservative, was a practical politician and supremely conservative thinker, and as such he viewed society as a partnership between the living and the dead.

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Christianity and Social Justice
Conservatism | Social Justice

Christianity and Social Justice

ByRobert J. McPherson II

Christianity and Social Justice isn’t a modern debate. Augustine held that God can command the rich to give to the poor. The poor can’t demand from the rich.

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Decline of Responsibility in the Decline of Christianity
Conservatism | Paganism | Uncategorized

Decline of Responsibility in the Decline of Christianity

ByRobert J. McPherson II

A new concept of victimhood has arisen. WIth it, a new concept of justice, a concept of justice divorced from the Christian view of responsibility.

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Patriotism vs Nationalism
Conservatism | Uncategorized

Patriotism vs Nationalism

ByNicole Leaman

Patriotism is loyalty to one’s nation. It is the love of a place, fellow countrymen, and local practices. Nationalism, on the other hand, can be understood as a belligerent and perverted form of patriotism.

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