The Just Third Way

We didn’t get too much news from our network this week, but there are a number of items of interest to adherents of t...

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , in response to the “new things” of socialism, modernism and the N...

In case you haven’t noticed, it has become increasingly frequent over the past couple of decades to demonize anyone w...

No, we’re not trying out a bad Yoda impression, although that might not be a bad idea if it brings in readers.   Or m...

Okay, admittedly the Just Third Way only comes in around the last quarter of the show, but at least half the studio audience stated explicit...

Perhaps the most unusual thing this week from the Just Third Way perspective is how no one seems to be questioning th...

According to an article in the December 27, 2019 Washington Post , in the middle of a presumably booming economy, Ame...

It’s a truism that has become engrained into American life.   Go to school to get good grades.   Get good grades to g...

In the previous postings on this subject we looked at the effect two key inventions, the cotton gin and the McCormick...

Here's a video from not too long ago, September 18, 2000, featuring Dr. Norman G. Kurland, president of the Center for Economic and Soci...

A relatively short time ago the principal author of this blog had a book published by TAN Books.   With the title Ten Battles Every Cathol...

The big news this week is actually for next week: Michael D. Greaney, CESJ’s Director of Research, is scheduled to ap...

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject, the invention of the cotton gin revolutionized cotton production ...

Since it's a holiday, the blog is also taking the day off. . . .

In the previous posting on this subject we looked at the fundamental assumption of socialism: that people have a right to what they need....

In this week’s podcast we bring you a special guest, Chris Dardzinski from Lincoln Park, Michigan, where he is an Eco...

It’s time again for our annual news roundup, the first part of which we posted last week, and the second part today. ...

In case you haven’t noticed, there is something of a split in modern society.   On the one hand are those who believe that you only deserv...

If you're visiting this blog today . . . why?  As long as you stopped by, however, kick off your shoes, sit back, and have a glass of ho...

This is the time of year when people give each other the Dickens in the numberless readings and dramatic adaptations of A Christmas Carol , ...

A while back the talk was about Louis Kelso's "Second Income Plan."  The principles are the same as those of the Capital Homes...

It’s time again for our annual news roundup, the first part of which we will post today, and the second part next wee...

Many people are aware that advancing technology has an effect on society and individual behavior.   From the displace...

A short time ago, someone “accused” CESJ of promoting capitalism as a moral system, linking us with Father Robert A. ...

It’s that time of year when various publications, online and off, come out with their lists of “best books of 2019,” some of which the peo...