Andrew Willard Jones

Dr. Andrew presents a paradigm shift for politics, emphasizing the importance of building families and communities of Christian love. The discussion critiques liberalism and explores the Christian perspective on happiness, subsidiarity, and societal dynamics. It delves into historical perspectives, societal self-critique, and the contrast between secularism and faith-based values.

Andrew Willard Jones, author and professor focused on social order, and Alan Fimister, a fellow academic, dive into the nuances of sovereignty and peace. They challenge the contemporary view of human nature by examining historical insights from the Middle Ages, arguing that understanding our past could lead to a more peaceful society. Their discussion also touches on the interplay between spiritual and temporal authorities, emphasizing the need for genuine community connections in today's bureaucratic landscape.

Alex Denley and Dr. Andrew Willard Jones discuss the resurgent pagan politics, the transition from Christianity to paganism, Nietzschean critiques, vitalism, and power dynamics in modern society. They explore the clash between Christianity and paganism, analyzing ancient philosophers' influences and the impact on contemporary civilization.

Author Andrew Willard Jones discusses the life of King St. Louis IX, highlighting his role as a lay member of the Church sanctifying the temporal order. Topics include King Louis's decision to go on crusade, his reforms after being captured, the significance of anointing in the French monarchy, forgotten peasant rights, temporary fixes for social problems, and his relationship with the Church regarding usury and spiritual power.

Dr. Andrew Willard Jones discusses evolving Catholic political thought towards post-liberalism, societal structures' roles, state sovereignty in human relationships, law, virtue, and governance in medieval society. He explores promoting peace, undoing sin, and countering liberalism through spiritual means.