Politics
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Justice vs. Fairness | The Lost Virtue of Rightness
Modern culture has replaced justice with fairness, mistaking equality for virtue. Fairness belongs to systems; justice to souls. When moral order shifts from conscience to bureaucracy, compassion becomes control. As C.S. Lewis warned, a society without objective truth loses both freedom and virtue. Franklin’s justice remains liberty’s safeguard. Continue reading
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Why you think you’re right, even when you’re wrong
Editor’s Note: Interesting article on our decision making processes and how we tend to view the world with bias. Considering today’s political environment, this article should help us step back and pause, regardless of which side we favor. By Julia Galef, TED | Repost Are you a soldier or a scout? Your answer to this Continue reading
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C.S. Lewis on Christianity and politics
Originally posted on John Fischer The Catch: In a recent article in The New York Times about the political views of C.S. Lewis, Peter Wehner writes, For those of us who believe in the truth of Christianity and still believe in the good of politics, the last several decades — and the last 15 months… Continue reading
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