The Just Third Way

The Portsmouth Sinfonia was an orchestra in England founded by a group of students at Portsmouth School of Art in Portsmouth, England in 197...

After the full schedules occasioned by having the annual demonstration outside the Federal Reserve in Washington, DC, and CESJ's Silver ...

No, this is not a posting on the situation at the University of Notre Dame, where the president, the Rev. John Jenkins, C.S.C., has openly f...

As we saw in the previous posting in this series, putting even the safety of the State above the natural law leads ultimately to disaster. ...

At the end of the film Judgment at Nuremberg , based on the third session of the Nuremberg trials after the Second World War, Ernst Janning ...

If we assume that man creates God in man's own image and likeness, then (logically) man, not God, is the supreme ruler of the universe a...

This has been a very busy week for the Just Third Way. A great many pots seem to be coming to the boil. We suggest that if you read anythi...

We are all familiar with the mantras developed by those who adhere to an understanding of the natural law based on a personal interpretation...

In the previous posting we discovered that basing the natural law on the Will rather than the Intellect almost inevitably results in the for...

We noted in the previous posting on this subject that within the Aristotelian concept of the natural law, it is not necessary to believe in ...

Most readers of Newsweek magazine dated 04/13/09 probably missed the less-than-subtle irony of the ad between pages 42 and 43 in an issue t...

Perhaps not surprisingly, Mr. Obama appointed a $7 million commission to study how to save the American automakers instead of taking advanta...

We just received a most encouraging and substantive response to our series on "Easter Economics" that we completed yesterday. We ...

As we noted yesterday, traditional schools of economic thought and concepts of individual morality are either incorrect (as with Lord Keynes...

We discovered yesterday that the confusion over "access" (opportunity) and "use" (exercise) with respect to private prop...

Early today we received an e-mail containing a lengthy article on "Easter Economics" by Charles Clark, composed in memory of the E...

Naturally, the news that banks have booked record profits in the first quarter has buoyed up the stock market. It will probably take a few ...

As we have seen in previous postings on this blog, the only sound method of money creation is to tie all new money creation to the present v...