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A Moral Case Against Big Government: How Government Shapes the Character, Vision, and Virtue of Citizens
Ryan MessmoreTo advocate good government is to recognize the indispensable role that political authority plays in a healthy community. To advocate limited government is to understand that not everything necessary for a community to be healthy is the responsibility of government. A good but limited government is one that serves its citizens ...
A Moral Case Against Big Government
Ryan MessmoreTo advocate good government is to recognize the indispensable role that political authority plays in a healthy community. To advocate limited government is to understand that not everything necessary for a community to be healthy is the responsibility of government. A good but limited government is one that serves its citizens ...
November 2006: Skepticism and Freedom
Joseph BastThe theme for this year’s Heartland anniversary benefit dinner, held on October 5, was “Skepticism, Faith, and Freedom.” The audience was treated to outstanding presentations delivered by two remarkable individuals. For this month’s Heartlander , I summarize and comment on Richard Epstein’s presentation on skepticism, and next month ...
Are We Winning the War on Poverty?
Samuel ChambersThe recent two hurricanes, Katrina and Rita, have sparked many heated debates. Contenders quibble amongst each other and cast blame, underscoring the presence of poverty as a problem that (suddenly) must be overcome. Although the underprivileged have always been a part of American society, the reality of their existence and tangible ...
The UN Threat To The Family: Bad Treaties Make Bad Law
William L. Saunders, Jr.10262 ...
A Survey of Government - Funded Faith - Based Programs in 15 States
John C. Green and Amy L. Sherman10517 ...
What is Best for Children?
Chris Sarlo" A11 of us want our children to be healthy, happy, and well-adjusted. We want them to be articulate, well-mannered, and eager to take on increasing responsibilities as they move towards adulthood. What can be done to improve the odds that we obtain these desirable outcomes for children? What is best for children?" My reading ...
Debate: Should the Senate Ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child?
Marian Wright Edelman and Diane Sabom7902 ...
Debate: Is Court-Ordered Child Support Doing More Harm than Good?
Stephen Baskerville and Geraldine Jensen6886 ...
The Breakdown of the Family: The Consequences for Children and American Society
Patrick F. Fagan5952 ...