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I had the pleasure of attending the Intercollegiate Studies Institute colloquium on “The Humane Economy,” which brought together conservatives and libertarians for a weekend discussion on pressing issues...
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Are the 2020s Going to be Like the 1970s?
Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from Dr. Bradley’s recent article in the journal, Religion & Liberty Volume 35, published by the Acton Institute. Read the full article...