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Stratford Caldecott

Stratford Caldecott | 4 posts | Member since 02.09.08

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The Global Crisis: Lessons from the Middle Ages

Posted on 02.10.09 | Rating: 5

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Opinion > Issues

After the Disaster: Back to the Family and Localism

Posted on 12.11.08 | Rating: 5

After the Disaster: Back to the Family and Localism The rules of capitalism are being re-written. Banks are being nationalized. Governments are pouring money and incentives into the economic system. Interest rates are being lowered towards zero. Consumers are being asked to buy more in order to re-start the cycle of consumption-driven production, while Barak Obama gets on with saving the planet.… READ MORE >


Opinion > Politics

Beyond Left and Right: Awaiting the Pope’s Next Encyclical

Posted on 05.10.08 | Rating: 4

Beyond Left and Right: Awaiting the Pope’s Next Encyclical G.K. Chesterton once wrote, “The whole modern world has divided itself into conservatives and progressives. The business of progressives is to go on making mistakes. The business of conservatives is to prevent the mistakes from being corrected.” The tired categories of Left and Right, which we associate with Liberal (or Progressive) and… READ MORE >


Opinion > Issues

Sharia Controversy: A Storm in a Teacup

Posted on 02.11.08 | Rating: 5

Sharia Controversy: A Storm in a Teacup One of the alarming things about the furor over the Archbishop of Canterbury’s lecture at the Royal Courts of Justice is how a call to “think a little harder” about a complex and important issue in our society has resulted in the exact opposite: a lot of people thinking less and shouting louder. The newspapers and other media have led… READ MORE >

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