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Kenneth Craycraft discusses his new book: Citizens Yet Strangers
Apr 8, 2024
Kenneth Craycraft discusses his book 'Citizens Yet Strangers' in the podcast, touching on living authentically Catholic in a polarized society. The conversation explores challenges in writing about politics and Catholicism, reflects on civic friendship in 'After Virtue', contrasts liberal Protestantism with left-wing politics, and discusses the complexities of homeschooling and subsidiarity in political action.
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- Natural law stems from divine law participation, rooted in Christological understanding.
- Current political challenges stem from moral language fragmentation and rise of regulatory state.
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The Significance of Natural Law and Christological Understanding in Catholic Moral Thinking
The podcast delves into the importance of natural law as the human participation in divine law, which is firmly rooted in a Christological understanding. It emphasizes that natural law is not a universal moral language but rather stems from a participation in eternal law, which is connected to the teachings and faith of Christianity, particularly emphasizing the participation in the mind of God.
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