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The North American Church and global stewardship
North American Christians, to a staggering degree, have the ability to provide for the material needs of Christians abroad.A golden opportunity for 'The Silver Ring Thing'
The Silver Ring Thing, a faith-based charity promoting sexual purity, now is presented with the opportunity to wean itself off of government support.Beyond the party: Catholics and government's moral purpose
The Catholic Church has always emphasized the importance of conscience. But it does not teach that conscience is somehow above the truth.Ancient wisdom for an old problem
Two things that can limit corruption are shrinking government and demanding greater moral responsibility from public officials.Does black history have a future?
The current crisis of masculinity, marriage, family, education, and moral formation among many blacks demands immediate attention before more generations fall through the cracks.Stewardship and economics: Two sides of the same coin
Economics helps us rightly order our stewardship.A Tocquevillian in the Vatican
Pope Benedict XVI's Deus Caritas Est owes an influence to St. Augustine of Hippo - and a famed French visitor to the United States.Why Johnny Can't Compete with Sanjay
Almost invariably, when we hear talk of economic growth in China and India, the question of education arises. There is considerable worry about the state of American education in comparison with the Chinese and Indians. And well there should be.A Catholic alternative to Europe's social model
The European social model provides high wages and excellent benefits – for the few who have jobs. The system excludes those who are not skilled enough to be economically productive.Does American charity cheat the tax man?
Making social justice the equivalent of wealth redistribution isn't a new idea, but it's still a very bad one.King's dream: Beyond black and white
If we wish to be colorblind, why continually compare African Americans to whites?The education monopoly and Intelligent Design
Scientific considerations aside, the issue of evolution provokes such controversy, because the dominant provider of education has such strong monopoly power, and most consumers have little ability to avoid its dictates