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Home / Posts tagged 'the State'

  • Subsidiarity and Libertarian “Small Government”

    In Catholic Social Teaching, James Baresel / By James Baresel / 3 April 2012 / 107 comments

    Subsidiarity and Libertarian “Small Government”

    There may be those who are confused and think that the Catholic doctrine of subsidiarity is the same as libertarian or other “small government” doctrines common in the United States. James Baresel highlights some of the differences between the two.

     
  • The Beginning

    In Politics, Richard Aleman / By Richard Aleman / 11 October 2011 / 51 comments

    The Beginning

    Today, our flyer is being handed out not only on Wall Street, but in cities like Spokane, Columbus, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis and this is one more reason why Distributism is viable. It sparks the imagination in the common man and encourages him not only to write, but to act.

     
  • Subsidiarity: Judging the Appropriate Level

    In Catholic Social Teaching, Donald Goodman III / By Donald P. Goodman III / 3 November 2010 / 31 comments

    Subsidiarity: Judging the Appropriate Level

    Subsidiarity should be understood as saying not that the lowest possible level should be doing things, but that the right level should be doing them.

     
  • Individualism and the State, Part II

    In Donald Goodman III, Philosophy / By Donald P. Goodman III / 26 July 2010 / 7 comments

    Individualism and the State, Part II

    Leo XIII clearly argues that not only does man exist in society by nature, but that man exists in the state by nature; and further, that the state, “no less than society itself,” is a natural institution with God at its origin.

     
 
 

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