Paradigm Altering Political Theory (Dr. Andrew Willard Jones) | Ep. 454
March 1, 2024
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Paradigm Altering Political Theory (Dr. Andrew Willard Jones) | Ep. 454
Summary
Liberalism is failing. Instead of making us more free, we are becoming more isolated from what makes us most human: from community, family, and friendship. Debates between progressives and conservatives continue to no end, but things only seem to get worse. In this episode of Pints with Aquinas, Dr. Andrew Willard Jones presents a paradigm shift for politics. Against the story of secularism, where politics and religion are separate realms, Andrew argues that Christ came to save all that is human: politics, economics, business—all of it. Instead of fighting over a failing liberalism, Andrew shows us why (and how) we should redeem politics by building families and communities of Christian love.
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Andrew's Links: Politics of Tyranny: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAMSXFVVL3azK77X3Q4Y2wdVuVecmZuRL NewPolity Articles: https://newpolity.com/blog?author=5bbdf5b7e4966bea2acb7dee#show-archive "Before Church and State": https://newpolity.com/books-in-inventory/before-church-and-state-a-study-of-social-order-in-the-sacramental-kingdom-of-st-louis-ix "The Two Cities": https://newpolity.com/books-in-inventory/the-two-cities NewPolity Conference: https://newpolity.com/events
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