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Ideas Necessary and Insufficient
Fides et Ratio
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We hold these truths
The NatCons' unalienable rights are rooted in universal truths
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What does technocracy have to do with the cosmos?
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The work of righteousness will be peace
Anti-Semitism is a lie.
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At The End of 2023: Two books and an interview.
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Oscar Romero, stumbling block
The opposite of Political Catholicism is not quietism.
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