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May 25, 2018 1 hr 10 min

The True Conservatism: A Third Look at the Paris Statement

from From the Center Hosted by The Center for Western Studies

What is the real definition of Conservatism? Hodges and Vowell continue their analysis of the Paris Statement, addressing the question of whether or not the public square can be "naked" as Richard John Neuhaus wrote. Is there anyone who isn't conservative in some ways? What do the authors mean when they suggest that Europe should secularize the public arena? What is a working definition of sacred and secular?

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