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Bookmark or Share- Home - Public DiscourseA crucial aspect of Public Discourse’s mission is to be a beacon of light and a forum for serious, rigorous, and truth-seeking discourse even when temptations toward despair, radicalization, and provocative polemics abound.
- American Catholics (and Others) after the Election - Public DiscourseThey should say in public only as much or as little as is appropriate to their role in our constitutional order. They should leave the task of catechesis, by and large, to those who do not bear the burden of civil office in a hostile regime.
- Archives - Public DiscourseReviving a public Christianity in those parts of the country that are not yet entirely lost is the only plausible alternative to America’s continued decay into a brutal neo-Marxist tyranny. Jews who wish to avoid this calamity should seek an alliance with nationalist and conservative Protestants and Catholics.
- What Is Public Discourse?It is natural to wonder whether the two notions—public discourse and civility—are linked, and if so, how. Understanding the linkage can then help us to see what Public Discourse hopes to accomplish, and by what means. Our public life is riven by significant moral and political disagreements.
- With Malice toward None - Public DiscoursePublic Discourse isn’t a news outlet, and we seek writers and essays that take time and reflection, so we’re not quick to report on the events of the day. I do not know the results, and it may be that we might not for several days, say if the election depends on mail-in ballots yet to be counted in Pennsylvania.
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