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I've just happened upon an intriguing comparison of the Lochner-era cases, Meyer v. Nebraska (1923) and Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925) in Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion, published in 2012. The piece, entitled Pope Pius XI's Extraordinary -...

Links from the last week. This will be the last such post for a while, as I won’t be posting any over Lent. Putting Work in Its Place. An immensely stimulating discussion of the current problems with work in the light of Hegel’s understanding of the...

I am tempted to say that this is the best podcast I have ever heard on the Unbelievable show. Do anything you have to do in order to listen to this podcast. Details: Prof Robert Gagnon has become a well-known voice advocating the traditional biblical...

Are evangelical Christians rapidly becoming one of the most hated minorities in America?  Once upon a time such a notion would have been unthinkable, but these days things are changing dramatically.  All over the United States, evangelical...

← Older revision Revision as of 03:54, 21 January 2013 Line 68: Line 68: The important part of Aquina's Natural Law theory to apply here would be his views on Judicial activism and if the Judges conformed to the 'spirit' of the law. For practical...