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Today we have a guest post from Brophy. Ben is a Vice President at the Mercatus Center. He writes the Substack . He is also a bivocational pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church.
In Bleak House,...
A new piece by me, on the topic of pluralism, was just published by the . The overall argument I make is that various classic criticisms of liberalism depend on a misconception:
that liberals shouldn’t be conceived as supporting “anythin...
Ben Brophy, vice president of strategic engagement at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, joins Rebecca Lowe and Henry Oliver to reflect on the first season of The Street Porter and the Philosopher. They discuss questions that a...
[This is the best I can do at remembering the contents of a short talk I gave yesterday.]
I’m kicking myself for agreeing to give this talk. Not because I don’t want to be here. But because I’ve set myself far too easy a task.
That is, t...
I spent two days last week at the Civic Future conference, where this was the discussion of the day. Orwell was quoted, to the effect that it is only intellectuals who have trouble loving their country. This quotation echoed through a sessi...
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Refocusing classical liberalism on the arts and philosophy alongside economics.
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