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主題: Acton News & Commentary -- 17 November 2010
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日期: 2010年11月18日,星期四,上午1:57  17 November 2010 | Acton Commentary Too many Christian political activists, on the left and the right, fail to understand the difference between clear moral imperatives and prudential judgments on particular policy questions. They turn the Church into a lobbying organization. “In this brand of legalism, fidelity to the Christian faith is defined in political terms,” Jordan Ballor writes. Read more » |
| Now @ Acton  Watch Richard DeVos, Co-founder of Amway, accept the Faith and Freedom Award at Acton Institute's 20th anniversary dinner. Click here to watch it on Youtube.
You can also view a slideshow of the night at Acton's website. | |  The top 50 Catholic high schools in the nation were recently announced for the 2010 Catholic High School Honor Roll program run by the Acton Institute. To see if your favorite Catholic school made the list, visit the top 50 online.
The Honor Roll provides a powerful resource to parents and educators by acknowledging those schools that best maintain high academic standards, uphold their Catholic identities, and prepare students to actively engage the world. More Resources:
2010-2011 Honorable Mention
2010-2011 Press Release | | | PowerBlog Highlights There's a story that I heard, of a miner, a family down in- it was in the Appalachia area and the church there really thought that they were doing a great deal because they would go in, they said they would pick the poorest families and they would take them Christmas gifts and turkeys and that sort of thing. So they did. I just sent off a draft of a brief review of Carl Trueman‘s new book Republocrat: Confessions of a Liberal Conservative to appear in the next issue of Religion & Liberty. (You can get a complimentary subscription here). I've just returned to Rome following our Lisbon conference on Catholic Social Teaching, Free Enterprise and Poverty. Judging from the crowded auditorium and the lively comments from the audience, it was a very successful event. The emotional scars and nightmares from Eugene Bondurant Sledge’smemories of the battles at Peleliu andOkinawa haunted him for years. He was among a company of men who didn’t talk about their feelings. The experience, he said, “made savages of us all.” Many years later, from notes taken of the battles in his field Bible, Sledge published With The Old Breed, one of the most stirring personal accounts of war I’ve ever read. | Follow the Acton Institute & co-founder Robert Sirico | | | Join Us in Advancing Freedom and Virtue The Acton Institute is funded through the generous contributions of individuals such as yourself. Donate online today! Visit the Acton BookShoppe for the latest Acton products or visit the Acton Digital Downloads store for Acton University lectures. | | |
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