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Martin, Some interesting thoughts! I do realize that there will never be a perfect government or society. Nor will there ever be one that fully achieves...
Ron Criss
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Jul 1, 2007
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I believe that Aquinas is too complex and refined for social action. While his analysis may be intellectually elegant, they are not digestible for a populace...
Martin Pagnan
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Jul 1, 2007
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Martin, I would agree with you, that the success of the US system and country, such as it is, is a manifestation of those elements that reflect to the greatest...
Ron Criss
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Jul 2, 2007
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In Search of the Common Good The Catholic roots of American liberalism Lew Daly When the Republican Party won control of both houses of Congress in 2002, the...
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Jul 6, 2007
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At least one reason why the "common good" fell into disrepute is because it was used to justify hegemonic policies by the Church in the name of the common good...
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Jul 6, 2007
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Tracy, What is the difference between "religious freedom" and license? What purpose does relgious freedom have to your mind? Ron ... because it ... the ... ...
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Given the religious wars of the continent from say 1550 to 1750 particularly in Germany, and Anglican intolerance against various Protestant sects in England,...
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Tracy, I see no tolerance of religion in the Enlightenment West. In fact what we have is intolerance and suppression of religious expression and the rights of...
Ron Criss
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Jul 7, 2007
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Dear Ron, I do not disagree with what you say, but allow me a nuance. Heidegger preached the existential crisis well following WWII as did Nietzsche before ...
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Jul 7, 2007
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... and conversion. Tracy, what do you mean by a contextual reality? ... and pacifist Anabaptists. When did the colonists kill Anabaptists? ... legacy of the...
Ron Criss
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Jul 9, 2007
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This was a very nice post, worth keeping as a reference. However, I would suggest a different reading of the medieval idea of "common good", one in which...
Martin Pagnan
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Jul 9, 2007
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Ron, I just saw a movie about Chris Columbus. It seems a united all Catholic country conquered the moors and spread the Christian message to the new world. Joe...
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Jul 9, 2007
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Dear Ron, One should note that liberty of conscience developed primarily from persecution and ever became more tolerant and secular as a consequence. This we...
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Joe, What movie was that? The prevailing opinion is that a creeping anti-scientific fundamentalism caused the Muslims to atrophy technologically at a certain...
Ron Criss
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Jul 10, 2007
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It was a Father Peyton movie Joe, What movie was that? ... From: Ron Criss <roncriss@...> To: aquinas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 11:49 am ...
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Joe, I've never heard of Fr Peyton. Was he the "rosary priest"? Is he on film? Ron ... them ... message ... ...
Ron Criss
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Jul 11, 2007
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Yes Father Peyton. Joe, I've never heard of Fr Peyton. Was he the "rosary priest"? Is he on film? Ron ... From: Ron Criss <roncriss@...> To:...
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... Here is a first draft which is not done jet. Although I strugle with some basic things, some of them are mentioned in the file. Could you please check if...
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Aug 6, 2007
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Judging by the erudition of some of the participants in this forum, I am out of my depth, and any thing I post here will probably come across as little more...
John Strong
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Aug 6, 2007
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Seems to me that the only economic philosophy that is genuinely social and genuinely works for the common good is liberalism (i.e. free markets), or what today...
John Strong
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Aug 6, 2007
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Judging by the erudition of some of the participants in this forum, I am out of my depth, and any thing I post here will probably come across as little more...
John Strong
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I'm posting this again with a formatting that is more suitable to plain text, because the formatting in the previous post was reduced to an unreadable blob....
John Strong
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Aug 7, 2007
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It is amazing that liberalism or neo-liberalism is such an elastic term insofar as they can be applied to anything from socialism to capitalism that it seems...
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I've written an article about this subject that was published in the New Scholasticism in the early 90s. Anyhow, for Aquinas, there are different degrees in...
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Many of these distinctions aren’t really meaningful, imho. I think it is significant how many people call into the Michael Medved radio program who are full...
John Strong
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Dear John, thank you for the illustrations and particularly the maxim below. I agree in full. I have a question, given the nature of the "communitarianism"...
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Tracy, you asked my opinion about the relative claims of the common good and individual rights. I personally feel that the common good obviously trumps ...
John Strong
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Judy, what accounts for the fact that the will is sometimes engaged, and sometimes not? Does the will spontaneously "engage" at one time and not in another? Is...
John Strong
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Hi John, I remotely recall the behavior modification illustration I was given in a speech course in under graduate studies. Nuclear war and five people or so...
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Tracy, I think we are in violent agreement. ;-) We approach the problem from different angles, but you hint at the truth that upholding individual rights and...
John Strong
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