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The hollowness of human capital

The tyranny of denial

On values and virtues

Beyond inappropriate

Contemporary liberalism's insistence that morality is a mere matter of rights and obligations empties life of its ethical meaning. We need a return to the virtue ethics of the pre-moderns, and a renewed conception of the good life

For 60 years, Nicholas Mosley has written novels that are widely admired but not always understood. Rejecting realism, his work addresses symbolic truths—notably the idea that good and evil are inseparable. It's an approach that has put him at odds…

What is wrong with the Pope affirming the truth of the faith which he represents?

Leo Strauss, father of neoconservatism, is not the fascist thinker of left-wing caricature. But neither is he a figure with whom democrats can feel comfortable. He believed in virtue rather than liberalism

The darling of the 68ers and Benedict XVI find a surprising amount to agree on

By daring to portray Hitler intimately on film, "Der Untergang" reveals the power of fiction to upset moral judgement. Germany still can't take it

By cutting itself off from its Christian roots, liberalism has become shrill and dogmatic