Now Go Vote
Election Day is November 3 Tomorrow the line is the Election Day line. In Texas the polls open at seven…
Read More →
Menu
CURRENT EVENTS
Conversations exploring theology, philosophy, culture, and the Catholic intellectual tradition.
Safe Voting
Texas early voting ends October 30. Friday is the last day of early voting in Texas.¹ If you have not…
Read More →
Don’t Let Them Take Your Future from You
A word with younger adults while early voting is still open If you are raising small children in these years,…
Read More →
We Don’t Give Young Adults Enough Credit
Christ’s words in Luke are unsettling. He comes to set the earth on fire, and he speaks of division within…
Read More →
A Different Conversation at Texas A&M
Ted and I were back in College Station last Thursday for the James Benjamin Department of Accounting Scholarship Recognition Banquet.…
Read More →Do You Have a Plan?
Registration, if it was going to be done in Texas, had its last ordinary day on October 5. The next…
Read More →
Dos cargos, un corte de fondos y un mapa que cambió
Marco Rubio ocupa dos cargos al mismo tiempo. Es secretario de Estado. Es asesor de Seguridad Nacional. El presidente Trump…
Read More →Two chairs, a cutoff, and a map that moved
Marco Rubio holds two chairs at once. He is Secretary of State. He is National Security Advisor. On September 22,…
Read More →Today Is the Day
Texas voter registration closes October Two weeks ago I asked whether you were registered.¹ Today, for Texans, the question has…
Read More →
Believe Dario
I had already been getting irritated with Claude before Pete Hegseth and Anthropic were in the same sentence in my…
Read More →
Essay 3: Justice as Prevention
Forgiveness has been addressed. The contemporaneous record has been set out. The remaining question is why accountability still matters in…
Read More →
Believe Dario
Does Claude earn his keep? That sentence has a household meaning here. My son uses it about himself, about his…
Read More →