By James Kalb
Where will the present situation lead if our secular authorities continue on their present course?
By James Kalb
The irony of modern liberalism is that it is made possible by ties and loyalties that it rejects and destroys.
By James Kalb
What would it mean for society and its institutions, including government, to become Catholic?
By James Kalb
We cannot make success the standard when that means cooperation with evil.
By James Kalb
In the absence of agreement with the rest of society on human nature and the good life, Catholics must remain a sign of contradiction.
By James Kalb
We can offer the world something only if we maintain what we have to offer.
By James Kalb
A political system is never defined solely by reference to institutions and procedures, but is tied to a vision of what life is and ought to be.
By James Kalb
The November 2012 elections revealed that the Republicans believe in nothing, while the Democrats believe in Nothing.
By James Kalb
Catholics should not hesitate to bring Catholic beliefs and arguments into the public square.
By James Kalb
A review of After Tocqueville by Chilton Williamson
By James Kalb
Christians in the US are not under hard totalitarianism, but we are in the midst of a struggle for the soul of our country.
By James Kalb
Today there is no god higher than Caesar, and Caesar has identified himself with the principle of individual choice and thus with the divinity of the ...
By James Kalb
Neither equality or freedom can be the highest standard, but must refer to some greater, final standard.
By James Kalb
The striking thing about liberalism, and mainstream politics in the West generally, is how impoverished it is.
By James Kalb
Catholics need to oppose the movement toward a society that prizes above all else security, efficiency, and the ever-more-demanding liberal version of...
By James Kalb
Our political problems today result from confusion about the nature of man and the good.
By James Kalb
A winning argument for religious freedom cannot be based on anti-Christian premises.
By James Kalb
All around us we can see the results of excluding God from our understanding of the world.
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