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March 11, 2013 -
Commenting on New York’s impending restriction on container size for sugary drinks, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sunday, “all we’re doing in New York is reminding you that it’s not in your interest to have too many empty calories.” Bloomberg went on to explain that “what government’s trying to do is to inform you that if you’re overweight and you have all these empty calories and you keep eating, that your health is going to suffer and you’re going to live a not as healthy and a shorter life.”
Without a doubt, it is a role of the state to seek the common good. As a matter of philosophical necessity, given the fallen nature of human beings, this will inevitably require that the individual liberty of some must, at times, be restricted for the sake of the well-being of the whole.... read more
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- Sept. 4, 2012 - The Countercultural Road by Justin Barnard
- Aug. 28, 2012 - The Cultural Road by Justin Barnard
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- Mar. 6, 2012 - Monsters of Ingratitude by Peter Leithart
- Mar. 5, 2012 - The Metapolitics of Christendom: Constantine and the Transformation of Rome by Peter Leithart
- Nov. 15, 2011 - Wisdom and the Tongue: A Study in James by Justin Barnard
- Oct. 20, 2011 - The Crucified Beauty That Will Save the World by Ralph C. Wood
- Sept. 16, 2011 - Human Nature and the Veneration of the KJV by Justin Barnard
- Sep 13, 2011 - The Bible and Cultural Engagement by Justin Barnard
- Sep 6, 2011 - Human Sexuality: Gift or Project by Justin Barnard
- Aug 30, 2011 - The Paradoxes of Technology by C. Ben Mitchell
- Aug 30, 2011 - The Challenge of Technology by Justin Barnard
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