Don’t miss Public Discourse Editor Ryan T. Anderson’s picks for the best articles we’ve published this quarter!
Editor’s Picks: June 2018
Don't miss Public Discourse Editor Ryan T. Anderson's picks for the best articles we've published this quarter!
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Neuhaus and Liberalism
A liberal polity is a conversational polity: it comprises human beings bound together in argument, aspiring to order their common life through the exercise of persuasion, not the application of power. A liberal society is therefore a special kind of intentional community.
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Religious Totalitarianism, Secular Totalitarianism, and Other Threats to International Religious Freedom
Westerners should neither exaggerate our problems and forget how good we have it nor exaggerate our blessings and neglect the defense of religious freedom. We’re not inherently better or more deserving of religious freedom than anyone else in the world, and we should not take our good fortune for granted. The first in a two-part series.
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Gender Dysphoria and Children: An Endocrinologist’s Evaluation of I am Jazz
I Am Jazz contains both false information and very troubling omissions. Children who are experiencing gender dysphoria will likely be harmed by this book, as will children who do not have the condition.
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Muslims and Christians Should Work Together to Support Family and Human Flourishing
It’s time for Christians to partner with conservative Muslims and others who share traditional views on key social issues. And American Muslims should leave behind their lockstep alliance with the social justice left.
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On Christian Liberty and Lockean Liberty: A Grateful Response to Micah Watson, Samuel Gregg, and Anthony Esolen
If we want a different politics, ultimately we must offer a different moral imagination for ourselves, our children, and theirs.