All posts filed under: Political Philosophy

The Constitution Still Matters

September 18, 2012
by wesley
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Education / Political Philosophy / Society & Culture

Over at Values and Capitalism this week, I commemorate Constitution Day with a reminder of the importance of the Constitution, not only in American history, but as a teacher of political principles. “The center stage of contemporary political debates seems dominated by questions of economics and entitlements, as though government’s role is to simply decide which levers to pull and how far. Were Americans better educated in the history and philosophy of the U.S. Constitution, […]

Libertarianism, Conservatism and Christianity: Can coercion bring glory to God?

April 12, 2012
by wesley
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Economics / Faith & Theology / Political Philosophy / Syndicated Posts

A discussion has been ongoing at Values and Capitalism over the relationship between Christianity and libertarianism. Does the libertarian emphasis on individualism and license jive with Christian values of brotherhood and morality? And does conservatism offer a different answer? This morning’s post examines these questions and more >> click here to read the blog.