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BuzzKi11 Well, it's a long explanation that we carry out in parts, showing how radical the NatCon and postliberal vision is. I suggest following Why Postliberalism Failed for more on postliberalism.

He also talks about Viktor Orbán and Orbanism. Troubling stuff.

James is basically doing nothing but writing if he possibly help it until the book manuscript is off to publisher.

Russ Greene Why Postliberalism Failed did an interesting interview with the author. youtu.be/VJga5jA1JMc?si…

James and I are feeling pretty vindicated by this recent Substack post of Nathan Pinkoski (postliberal). pinkoski.substack.com/p/a-guide-to-a… What started as a high-minded aspiration for something completely new to arise organically from local democracy (Why Liberalism Failed), and morphed

The lack of historical awareness among these guys is disheartening. They should all be required to read Mark Koyama's Persecution and Toleration, Kevin Vallier All the Kingdoms of the World, and Why Postliberalism Failed forthcoming book before they make any more pronouncements.

The Postliberals!

The British public have a chance to do the funniest thing.

Catholic Integralism is a tradition of thought that, rejecting the liberal separation of politics from concern with the end of human life, holds that political rule must order man to his final goal. Since, however, man has both a temporal and an eternal end, integralism holds

Can you read French? If so, you can learn my extended thoughts on postliberalism and have some hints of the book Thomas D. Howes and I are writing. revue-etudes.com/article/j-d-va…

While we gear up for some more episodes after Tom had his baby and James finishes moving, here is an interview we did with Revue Études! revue-etudes.com/article/j-d-va…

We just finished recording the third episode of our podcast. This time, it was with James M. Patterson, professor, and critic of J.D. Vance's political philosophy: postliberalism. He and host Thomas D. Howes are co-authoring a book, Why Postliberalism Failed (Why Postliberalism Failed).

On a related note, look for Season 2 of the Why Postliberalism Failed podcast soon!

The Reagan Caucus Podcast - Episode 3 - James M. Patterson James M. Patterson Why Postliberalism Failed youtu.be/lDA1zwflDTg

A year or two ago, I contributed a chapter to a volume edited by William Murphy called Social Catholicism for the Twenty-First Century. In it, I critique postliberalism and integralism. I just now noticed this endorsement of the volume by the adjunct secretary of the Vatican's

For both Maritain and Journet, the defense of religious liberty didn't require denial of the pope's indirect power in temporal matters. In fact, they both appealed to the indirect power in the '20s when they defended the pope's condemnation of Action Francaise.

Jacques Maritain offered a way forward for Thomistic practical philosophy that could prevent/avoid the tragedy of Vichy, and in a way that was persuasive to the larger public, and for some reason there are more Thomists who would rather just repeat the errors of his opponents.

Another example of how Pope Leo XIV remains committed to religious liberty as an essential to the common good. Score another one for Why Postliberalism Failed

Season 2 of Why Postliberalism Failed. (And Aliens)