The Just Third Way

At least as of this writing, the stock market is soaring to new heights.   Why?   According to an article we read ...

We used to have an annual series of “Halloween Horror Specials” on this blog for the entire month of October.   Then we shortened...

Every so often the combatants in the War on Property have another battle.   For example, since republishing Fulton...

As we mentioned yesterday, the discussions reported as taking place in the recent Catholic Synod on the Family see...

What right does a non-religious organization have to comment on a religious event?   Every right, evidently, if yo...

The important Just Third Way news this week is the Synod on the Family in Rome . . . at least, the distorted views...

As we noted in yesterday’s posting, quoting Daniel Webster, “Power naturally and necessarily follows property.”   ...

Recently we received an e-mail from one of our readers who was concerned about the moral decay of society.   Specifically, he was c...

Yesterday we looked at what we believe to be the main problem with offering a course in Keynesian economics to rel...

Recently a regular reader of this blog sent us a copy of Michael Severance’s article, “Economics for Ecclesiastics.”   Severance  ...

Is the stock market still plunging?   Or is it rising?   Is this the beginning of the end?   Or is it the end of t...

A short time ago we got a question about Ayn Rand’s “objectivism.”   Cutting out all the adjectives that made it r...

A few weeks ago we got an “advance review” from Dcn Joseph Bernard Gorini of the orientation book for the World Meeting of Families...

Last month, the Wall Street Journal published a letter to the editor from a Mr. Anthony Crebbin to which we respo...

Last week’s brief series on whether or not “the rich” are automatically criminals based on mere unproved assertion...

The fluctuations in the stock market are increasing in magnitude, which ought to concern people more than it does.   It doesn’t, bu...

Back in 1904, Robert Hugh Benson published his lengthiest novel, By What Authority? , a fictional account of England under Elizabet...

Yesterday we raised the obvious question that arises when people claim that coerced redistribution of existing wealth belonging to ...

Recently we had a short essay on “distributive justice” accepted by Light and Heat Ministries.   You can find the ...

Recently we had a reader ask a few questions about monetary policy under CESJ’s proposed Capital Homesteading program.   This is un...