JD Vance, who has many of the same policy positions that many American Catholic conservatives hold, at a rally in Ohio in 2021. AP Photo/Jeff Dean Since his nomination as the Republican candidate for ...

Every couple of days, an email shows up in my inbox from a new online publication called the American Postliberal. Its creators have dubbed it an outlet for promoting “Catholic political realism,” and ...

There is an intellectual movement afoot known as “Catholic integralism.” It is being discussed in academic colloquia, Twitter and other pockets of the church. But how should we understand this ...

Should the Catholic Church control governments? Some contemporary Catholic thinkers in the United States think it should. A movement known as Catholic integralism has been enjoying something of a ...

NEWS ANALYSIS: The dispute over liberalism, integralism and Catholicism’s implications for American political life was marked by a shift to institutional formation and practical politics. Catholic ...

If you don’t follow the world of right-of-center Christian intellectuals, you might not have heard of the integralists, proponents of a 19th century political theory that, broadly speaking, conceives ...

I know that some readers of this blog don’t read other things at the TAC website — alas! — so they might miss today’s column by Sohrab Ahmari, in which he addresses the argument that he and I had last ...

Justin Dyer is executive director of the Civitas Institute and a professor of government at the University of Texas at Austin. His most recent book, co-authored with Kody Cooper, is “The Classical and ...

(RNS) — The role of religion and politics has always been controversial in America, from its inception to the present day. Many of the original colonies were founded by religious communities looking ...

Liberalism is taking a beating these days. But what do liberalism's critics offer by way of alternatives? One class of alternatives are religious anti-liberalisms. These doctrines combine opposition ...

Is It Too Late for Trump to Support the Iranian Uprising? Audio By Carbonatix Over on the homepage, Dan McLaughlin responds to Adrian Vermeule’s “common-good constitutionalism,” the idea that judges ...