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Our latest Sub Deo podcast, “In which we discuss prudence, precedents, principles, practices, purposes, and more,” this time reflecting on a wonderful conference we attended of the Florida state appellate judiciary. Kevin and I were very impressed with the thoughtfulness and diligence of the judges we met.
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I have an essay up at Public Discourse, Saving Religion From Incoherence, on the Supreme Court’s new case, Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc. v. Wisconsin, concerning whether state violated the First Amendment when it held that Catholic Charities did not qualify for a tax exemption under the Wisconsin unemployment statute because it did not “operate primarily […]
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From an interesting, unpublished, opinion of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, McDowell v. Bayhealth Medical Center, Inc. The case itself was not that uncommon. It concerned a Title VII matter: the defendant required its employees to receive a COVID vaccine in order to work, with possible exemptions for religious or medical […]
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A nice piece by Paul Seaton on the political thinker, Pierre Manent, published over at Public Discourse. Seaton summarizes some of Manent’s key themes over the years. Here are a few lines from one of my own favorite of Manent’s books, Metamorphoses of the City: On the Western Dynamic (2013, English edition), a highly Augustinian […]
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