Travis Monteleone's Substack
Travis MonteleonePolitics, religion, and the psychology behind polarization
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | travismonteleone.substack.com |
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Why 'Why Liberalism Failed' Fails: Part II
My most recent post outlined why Patrick Deneen’s Why Liberalism Failed is so relevant to today’s political discourse. For moderates on both sides of the aisle looking to defend liberal democracy, how one responds to Deneen’s book is critic...
Why 'Why Liberalism Failed' Fails: Part I
Patrick Deneen’s Why Liberalism Failed is one of the few books I’ve ever read that I haven’t been able to put down. What drove me to keep reading? It wasn’t enjoyment or agreement. It was extreme frustration.
The Success of the American Revolution
The American Revolution began 250 years ago. Although independence from Britain wouldn’t be declared until 1776, the first shot of the war, “the shot heard round the world”, was fired at Lexington and Concord in 1775.
Why Does God Allow Evil?
Why does God allow evil? The question is one of the most fundamental issues in theology. It's also one of the most powerful challenges to a good, omnipotent God. If God were good and all-powerful, wouldn't he prevent evil? Since we see evil...
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Husband, father, and investor writing mainly about politics, polarization, theology, or whatever else I'm currently reading
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