The Just Third Way

  Today we have our fourth monthly “special edition” of the News from the Network that has a number of features that we are sure you will fi...

In what proved to be our most popular Halloween Horror Special ever , we compared the economics of John Maynard Keynes to Audry II, “ the ...

In the previous posting on this subject , we opined as to what would be an effective program to foster production by as many people as possi...

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , Prince Otto von Bismarck had imposed on indemnity on France following the Franco-Pruss...

Although in everyday usage social justice is a rather vague term (and a compliment or pejorative, depending on who is speaking), there is ...

If you are looking for a news source that gets away from all the gloom and doom about politics and religion, you’re in luck.   All we have...

Production is the key to a sound economy, but consumption is the lock. And, as should be obvious, neither the lock nor the key does very w...

As we noted in the previous posting on this subject , in social justice terms, nothing is impossible . . . if you go at it from the right ...

So, you think we have it bad today with mushrooming government debt, a global pandemic, economies verging on collapse, and world leaders w...

The problem with trying to get a handle on solidarism these days is that few people who consider themselves solidarists are aware of the h...

The stock market this week has exhibited its usual complete disconnection from reality.   This is a shame on several levels.   First, of c...

Given the furor over Fratelli Tutti , Pope Francis’s new encyclical, by people of many faiths and philosophies, and the fact that we have ...

As we noted in the previous posting on this subject , there are what appear to be some confusing and contradictory statements made in Pope F...

In his recent encyclical, Fratelli Tutti , “On Fraternity and Social Friendship,” Pope Francis made some confusing statements regarding pr...

  Perhaps not surprisingly, today’s video on G.K. Chesterton has proved to be one of our most popular.   Why?   Perhaps it has to do with ou...

Purely by coincidence, almost all of this week’s news items deal with philosophy and the Just Third Way, one way or another.   Specificall...

For some reason, the criticisms we expected from yesterday’s blog posting did not materialize . . . at least as anticipated.   We expected t...

Today we were hoping to do something on the Battle of Lepanto that took place October 7, 1571, but this is a bit more significant, as we’r...

A lot of fuss was made recently about President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Judge Amy Barrett, belonging to a group called “People of P...

 Today we have the second part of a talk by Dr. Norman Kurland, president of the interfaith Center for Economic and Social Justice, on the ...