This is the second article in a series on "God, Brexit, and EUtopia." You may read the first part here. The seductive power of evil and the difficulties of regaining self-determination once

After frenetic all-night talks, the UK prime minister and the president of the EU announced early Friday morning that the first round of Brexit talks had made “sufficient progress” to go

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Western society increasingly embraces equality of outcome. Upon this altar, affirmative action policies are untouchable. But when the state tells employers, like the mechanised voice on the

On November 29, the Acton Institute held a conference in Rome titled " Globalization, Justice, and the Economy" on sixteenth and seventeenth Century Spanish scholasticism. (The conference

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Saturday marked “Holodomor Remembrance Day,” honoring the millions of Ukrainians who died of forced starvation at the hands of the Soviets in the 1930s. Some 80 years later, and a quarter

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By now the Pilgrims’ disastrous experiment with collectivism in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is well-known, in free market circles if not among the young. The story has been printed and