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D. C. Schindler’s book\u00a0The Politics of the Real: The Schindler offers subtle, convincing arguments as to why Liberalism creates a situation like that described by comedian But Schindler goes beyond criticizing liberalism, offering a Schindler joins the podcast to discuss the book, including Links<\/strong><\/p>\n The Politics of the Real<\/em> This podcast is a production of CatholicCulture.org. If you like
\nChurch between Liberalism and Integralism<\/em> is one of the
\nrichest entries in the ongoing Catholic debate over liberalism,
\npolitical authority, the common good, and the relation between
\nChurch and State.<\/p>\n
\nliberalism is “the political form of evil”, specifically consisting
\nof a rejection of the Christian form – specifically, the
\nJewish-Greek-Roman synthesis embodied in the Catholic Church.<\/p>\n
\nStephen Wright: “Last night somebody broke into my apartment and
\nreplaced everything with exact duplicates.” It adopts aspects of
\nthe Western tradition but only on radically different grounds, with
\na fragmented vision of reality. Even when liberalism claims to make
\nroom for religious tradition, it does so only by reconceiving
\nreligion as a mere object of individual choice – that is, precisely
\nas non-traditional.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\nprofound and beautiful ontology of the social order and a somewhat
\ndifferent model of the relation between Church and State from the
\none proposed by Catholic integralists.<\/p>\n
\ntopics such as:<\/p>\n\n
\nrejection of man as a rational creature<\/li>\n
\nnon-confessionalism)<\/li>\n
\n\u201claws of nature and of nature\u2019s God\u201d<\/li>\n
\n“makes room for”<\/li>\n
\nstate<\/li>\n
\nindividuals and society<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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