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Assyrian Christians Under Attack: Who Are They?
In both Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State is literally hunting and killing Assyrian Christians. Just this week, dozens of these Christians in Syria were captured by the Islamic State; their fate remains unknown. Who are these people facing persecution? Michael Holtz, at The Christian Science Monitor, examines the long history of these Christians. Alternatively known as Syriac, Nestorian, or ChaldeanChristians, they trace their roots back more than 6,500 years to ancient Mesopotamia, predating the Abrahamic religions. For 1,800 years...
Patriotism, President Obama, and the Post-Authentic Condition
Last week former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani set off a firestorm of debate and criticism by openly questioning whether President Obama “loves America.” I do not believe, and I know this is a horrible thing to say, but I do not believe that the president loves America. He doesn’t love you. And he doesn’t love me. He wasn’t brought up the way you were brought up and I was brought up through love of this country. It would...
Defend the Rule of Law, Not Judicial Supremacy
One of the core principles of the Acton Institute is the importance of the rule of law: “The government’s primary responsibility is to promote mon good, that is, to maintain the rule of law, and to preserve basic duties and rights.” While most conservatives would agree with this sentiment, there has recently been a lot of confusion about what defending the rule of law requires and entails. The most troubling mistake is the confusion of the rule of law with...
The Heresy of Corporation Theology
What makes pany great? To find the answer, Jim Collins’s 21-person research team (at his management research firm) spent five years reading and coding 6,000 articles, generating more than 2,000 pages of interview transcripts, and creating 384 megabytes puter data. His research identified panies that met the criteria for transforming from a pany” to one that had achieved “greatness.” Collins wrote about panies in his book, Good to Great, which became a massive bestseller, selling over four million copies. But...
A Plea for Prosperity
At the prodding of my friend Victor Claar, here’s a plea based onthe significance of the Vulcan salute pioneered by Leonard Nimoy, who passed away today at the age of 83. Mr. Spock would wish someone farewell by saluting them and saying, “Live long and prosper.” Other Vulcans or those in the know might respond, “Peace and long life.” Things go in cycles, and we’ve been hearing a lot about “flourishing” lately. I’m a bit tired of it, frankly, and...
Pope Francis, Oscar Romero And The Economy
Rev. Robert Sirico ponders the economic and theological links between Pope Francis and Oscar Romero today at RealClear Religion. Sirico says that these “two prominent churchmen of our era … expose the difference between a ‘preferential option for the poor’ and a preferential option for the state.” Both men have been linked heavily to Liberation Theology, but Sirico points out that this is a misguided understanding of the thoughts and works of both Pope Francis and Archbishop Romero. For whatever...
Net Neutrality News & Roundup
Yesterday the FCC reclassified Internet Service Providers (ISPs) as a munications service under Title II of the Communications Act, with additional provisions from Title III and Section 706 of the munications Act of 1996. This was done for the purpose of ensuring net neutrality or open internet access, requiring ISPs to treat all data on the internet equally. Notably, yesterday’s Order also includes mobile broadband for the first time as well. In a press release, the FCC claims, Together Title...
The Real Time-Bomb in Europe
Much attention has been given to Greece’s fiscal and political issues, but one European country may have even bigger problems: France. Writing in the American Spectator, Samuel Gregg discusses ‘Europe’s Real Time Bomb’ and how the challenges Greece faces are pared to France’s. It’s no exaggeration to say that France is facing one of its most systematic crises since the Fourth Republic’s collapse in 1958. This time, however, there’s no man of destiny—no Charles de Gaulle—waiting in the wings to...
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