MacIntyre on Human Dignity

Beginning at 1:30PM ET: philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre's #humaNDignity21 keynote, "Human Dignity: A Puzzling and Possibly Dangerous Idea?" Watch live: https://t.co/Bz29wC5BRc

— de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture (@ND_EthicsCenter) November 12, 2021

MacIntyre's After Virtue

I’m really loving this podcast episode about MacIntyre’s After Virtue. They go into some academic sociology about whether and why MacIntyre is a bit marginalized... And also go through the basic points of the book https://t.co/6y1jYqC7ey pic.twitter.com/P9qvqCuY4r

— Meekaale Brockman (@meekaale) April 17, 2021

Alasdair MacIntyre on the Catholic University

Alasdair MacIntyre pens an essay for Commonweal on the proper role of the Catholic university: https://t.co/v6una2biyE pic.twitter.com/kj8u5P6EiX

— Commonweal Magazine (@commonwealmag) March 14, 2021

Alasdair MacIntyre: "The Justification of Coercion and Constraint"

FC2019 Plenary Lecture: "Is Friendship Possible?" by Alasdair MacIntyre

To What End?

Will Watch the Video

CNA/CWR: Alasdair MacIntyre: True friendships are rare, but possible

A Broken Clock

Church Life

MacIntyre and Lear

Alasdair MacIntyre: Absences from Aquinas, Silences in Ireland

This Characterization is Probably Correct

Church Life

Edward Feser: A clarification on integralism

A Lack of Leadership

First Things: OUR THERAPEUTIC BISHOPS by Darel E. Paul

MacIntyre on Marxism

Church Life: Marxism and Religion

More on Liberalism and Integralism

Semiduplex: The Legends of Liberalism

Eastern Christian Books: On Misunderstanding Sacrifice

Eastern Christian Books: On Misunderstanding Sacrifice

C. Wolfe: "The provost from my University, Jonathan Sanford, brought ideas from Alasdair MacIntyre's "Dependent Rational Animals" to bear on our University motto, Veritatem, Justitiam Diligite": audio

But what sort of Christianity?

One that has been infected with liberalism?

Alasdair MacIntyre, the liberal anti-liberal? Or the anti-liberal liberal?

R.J. Snell Reviews MacIntyre's Latest

Power, Preference, and Morality: On Alasdair MacIntyre’s Latest by R.J. Snell

Despite the frustrating sense that much of its argument is asserted rather than demonstrated, there can be no doubt that those involved in the cultural disputes of our day ought to know Alasdair MacIntyre’s new book.

Eastern Christian Books: Eastern Orthodoxy and Human Rights

Eastern Christian Books: Eastern Orthodoxy and Human Rights

Means to End, End to Means

Time to reconsider God as end in respect of the relationship of the common good to the ultimate end?

From The End of Modernity by Thaddeus Kozinski:

According to St. Thomas, men cannot adequately understand in theory, let alone fulfill in practice, the detailed precepts of the natural law without the help of its author, God, and its divinely appointed interpreter, the Roman Catholic Church. With regard to a non-sacral foundation for political order, the Thomist Joseph May in the 1950s stated: “The only true doctrine is that civil society cannot prescind from the ultimate end [emphasis mine] both because the temporal welfare implies an ordering to the spiritual and supernatural, and because the individual citizens are directly and positively bound to tend to it.”[8] And even Dignitatis Humanae insists that it “leaves untouched the traditional Catholic doctrine about the moral duty of men and societies toward the true religion and the one Church of Christ” (Sec. 1). As Pope John Paul II often reiterated, the face of Jesus Christ is the only true mirror in which man can fully and accurately contemplate and comprehend his own nature and destiny; thus, only therein can he discern the moral values and goods most perfective of himself and the political order.