Tags: "government"

08 Feb
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Self-Control and Self-Government

The self-imposition of order, the founders understood, was achieved by the exercise of self-control, which was the bridling of passion by reason. Self-control was a virtue that required effort and cultivation. And virtue, they further understood, was most commonly imbued ...

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08 Jan
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Expanding Educational Freedom

The record of the American education system in meeting the diverse needs of this diverse clientele has been mixed. In the early days of the nation, those who had the means to pay enjoyed a variety of educational options, from ...

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11 Nov
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Religion in Government

Determining exactly how government ought to treat religion, moreover, remains a challenge. Complete neutrality is illusory. When government aid is available for social welfare programs and schools, and tax credits are offered for adoptions, educational expenses, or charitable donations, the ...

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24 Aug
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The Problem with Mandates

Current controversy about the limits of government authority may revolve around masks, shutdowns, and quarantines, but the central issue—the legitimacy and advisability of government mandates—is a perennial one and lies at the heart of all theories of government and society. ...

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11 May
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People are Still the Solution

A friend complained recently that, when he ventured out, the social distancing practiced by fellow walkers and shoppers made it feel as though everyone perceived everyone else chiefly as a potential source of infection.

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20 Mar
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What is Social Justice?

Social Justice What do you think most people say social justice is? For most people, social justice means how benefits are distributed in society. But the original notion of social justice had nothing to do with the distribution of anything. ...

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