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Listening for the Mild Voice of Reason: Seeking Compromise Through Christian Pragmatism

Faith and Public Life | March 7, 2013 | Faith

As the recent fiscal cliff showdown illustrated, politics in America has become entrenched in rigid partisanship, characterized by last-second “Hail Mary” solutions to serious problems. Writing for The Cresset, Houghton College professor Peter Meilaender...

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Pharisees and Conservatives—But I Repeat Myself

Joy Pullmann | March 6, 2013 | Faith

AEI President Arthur Brooks’s latest Wall Street Journal op-ed has been a little hard for me to take because it basically says conservatives are dumb meanies. But you know what? He’s right. Bear with me. This isn’t an “I turned liberal on...

Joy Pullmann

Joy Pullmann is executive editor of The Federalist.

Crowdfunding Genetic Therapy: A Healthcare Revolution

Julia Thompson | March 5, 2013 | Faith

There’s a healthcare revolution underway, and I am not talking about Obamacare. While the “individual mandate” debate and the Supreme Court ruling have stymied CNN reporters and temporarily turned the Twittersphere into a salon for legal debate, you...

Julia Thompson

Julia Thompson is a copywriter and editor at the Institute for Humane Studies.

Two Kingdoms: Millennials in the City of God and City of Man

Tyler Castle | March 1, 2013 | Faith

Among the attendees at Values & Capitalism’s “Is the Good Book Good Enough?” event were about 20 college students, which invites the question: What place do Millennials have in a conversation about evangelical political engagement? As future...

Tyler Castle

Tyler Castle is the director of AEI's Initiative on Faith & Public Life. He is a graduate of Westmont College and a former John Jay Institute Fellow.

Is the Good Book Good Enough?

Faith and Public Life | February 28, 2013 | Events, Faith

Our recent event “Is the Good Book Good Enough?” discussed recent and future evangelical engagement with public policy. We’ve continued the conversation online, focusing especially on Michael Cromartie’s call for an “Augustinian...

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Now, But Not Yet: Augustinian Sensibility in the City of Man

Faith and Public Life | February 28, 2013 | Faith

Answers in public policy have a short shelf-life, as circumstances change so fast that a brilliant solution one day may become a terrible idea the next. So we adopt principles. Just think, if a child learned “2+2=4” but never learned the rule of addition,...

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Listening for the Mild Voice of Reason: Seeking Compromise Through Christian Pragmatism

Pharisees and Conservatives—But I Repeat Myself

Crowdfunding Genetic Therapy: A Healthcare Revolution

Two Kingdoms: Millennials in the City of God and City of Man

Is the Good Book Good Enough?

Now, But Not Yet: Augustinian Sensibility in the City of Man

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Listening for the Mild Voice of Reason: Seeking Compromise Through Christian Pragmatism

Pharisees and Conservatives—But I Repeat Myself

Crowdfunding Genetic Therapy: A Healthcare Revolution

Two Kingdoms: Millennials in the City of God and City of Man

Is the Good Book Good Enough?

Now, But Not Yet: Augustinian Sensibility in the City of Man

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