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Samuel Gregg on Feelings and Reason
Acton’s prolific director of research Samuel Gregg writes at Crisis Magazine about those who would modernize the Catholic Church (theologically): “Dissenting Catholics’ Modernity Problem.” His...
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Samuel Gregg: Obama and the Dictatorship of Relativism
“If there was ever any doubt about one of the Obama Administration’s key philosophical commitments,” writes Acton Research Director Samuel Gregg in a new article in the American Spectator, “it was...
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Audio: Dr. Sam Gregg on Relativism & Ordered Liberty
Dr. Samuel Gregg, Acton’s Director of Research, has become something of a regular guest on Kresta in the Afternoon of late; below you’ll find audio of his two most recent appearances. Read more on...
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Samuel Gregg: ‘Benedict XVI: Reason’s Revolutionary’
Over on National Review Online, Acton Research Director Samuel Gregg considers what will be Pope Benedict’s last legacy: In forthcoming weeks, there will be many commentaries on what this Pope has...
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Looking Back: Acton Experts on Benedict XVI’s Election
On April 19, 2005, Joseph Ratzinger was elected to become the next Pope after John Paul II. Several Acton Institute analysts wrote articles looking ahead to what kind of papacy the world could expect...
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Taking God Out of Good
In a world apparently dominated by Christian footwear, a Berlin-based company has come to the rescue of atheists. Atheist Shoes boast a line of footwear that proudly announces the wearer’s lack of...
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A Cultural Case for Capitalism: Part 12 of 12 — Beyond Marxism
[Part 1 is here.]That most colossal blunder of Marxist experiments, the Soviet Union, collapsed more than twenty years ago, and yet Marxist thinking still penetrates the warp and woof of contemporary...
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Moral Capital and the Rule of Law
“If we want to be coherent when addressing poverty,” writes Acton Research Director Samuel Gregg at Public Discourse, “our concerns can’t be rooted in emotivist or relativistic accounts of who human...
View ArticleThe challenge of modernity: Os Guinness on the church and civilization
The modern world has introduced a wide array of fruits and freedoms, yet it also brings with it new tensions and temptations. Whether in family, business, education, or government, the expansion of...
View ArticleHow to think like a Christian
Here is a podcast interview I did recently with my friend Matt Leonard, host of The Art of Catholic and Next Level Catholic Academy. Matt and I talked about some of the foundational ideas of Christian...
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