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Daniel M. Bell, Jr., on recovering the view that the just war tradition is more about the shaping of character and virtue than a checklist for political leaders
Lew Daly, on how the discussion concerning faith-based initiatives raised larger issues about the identity of social groups in American society
Adam K. Webb, on whether the traditional personal and communal virtues in premodern village life must be abandoned for poverty to be alleviated
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Stratford Caldecott, on how denying the reality of beauty is linked to a denial of the coherent meaning of Creation
James Matthew Wilson, on Jacques Maritain's pilgrimmage to faith and his subsequent development of a rich philosophy of beauty
Thomas Hibbs, on the similar projects of painters Georges Rouault (1871-1958) and Makoto Fujimura (b. 1960), and how they each resisted various confusions in modern art
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