The Just Third Way

Perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised that we seem to be living in a state of permanent paradox.   In our opinion, it began in earnest when Keyn...

    In last week’s posting on this subject, we briefly answered four questions posed by a professor about distributism and the Just T...

“Professor Dave” misstates the genuine religious position.   It is, for example, an “infallible teaching” of the Catholic Church that (and w...

We have no objection to good news.   We just wish there was some to report.   Instead, from what we can glean from the media, the economic a...

  Recently a genuine college professor got in touch with us and asked us if we would mind answering a few questions about the Just Third Way...

  In today’s podcast we conclude Professor Dave’s final series on philosophy . . . although we might find another one of his series we like ...

  There have been some interesting developments this week . . . although we were hoping for “positive” and “hopeful” rather than merely “int...

    An article in last week’s Yahoo! Finance , “ Inflation slowed in January as consumer prices rise 2.4% over prior year to start 20...

  In today’s podcast we continue Professor Dave’s final series on philosophy.   As we noted last week, this three-part series covers what is...

On the one hand, the so-called experts keep telling us the economy is doing great.   On the other hand, we keep hearing how individuals and ...

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , many people seem to confuse God and money, as well as religion and finance.   This, in t...

  Today we begin the final series on philosophy by “Professor Dave” (who knows a lot of stuff, according to his tag line and theme song).   ...

What is going on in the Just Third Way and related areas around the world?   Your guess is as good as ours.   We only know what we read in t...

    In the introduction to one of his satiric songs written for the late, great show That Was the Week That Was (“TW3”) performed an...

  This week we conclude our look at people’s favorite way of arguing today: the logical fallacy.     Again, this should be very useful for p...

Each week we wish we could report on something fundamentally different rather than just unimportant details that reflect no genuine improvem...

As we have often noted on this blog, we like it when Faithful Readers send in comments or questions we can answer and use as the raw materia...

This week we take a look at people’s favorite way of arguing virtually anything: the logical fallacy.     This just might be one of the most...

Remember when the slogan was “It’s the economy, stupid.”   Of course, that might be interchangeable with, “It’s the stupid economy,” but the...

    “You can never be too rich or too thin” (or something like that) said, uh, somebody or other . . . maybe — it’s attributed to a b...

This week’s podcast continues the series on contemporary logic.   Yet again, this podcast is for informational purposes since we have no int...

Again, this week’s news items illustrate what we think is a growing divide between reality and what the powers-that-be would like to be the ...

It is a pillar of Aristotelian-Thomist philosophy that the natural law — knowledge of right and wrong constituting the general code of human...

  Today, we continue the series on contemporary logic.   Again, this podcast is for informational purposes since we have no intention of eve...