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  1. Phil Magness on critiquing the 1619 Project

    Pubblicato: 5/8/2020
  2. Jordan Ballor on Richard Baxter & 'How to Do Good to Many'

    Pubblicato: 29/7/2020
  3. Russ Roberts on the intersection of faith and economics

    Pubblicato: 22/7/2020
  4. David French on religious liberty at the Supreme Court

    Pubblicato: 15/7/2020
  5. Rebroadcast: Ryan Anderson on a primer on religious liberty

    Pubblicato: 8/7/2020
  6. Dr. Samuel Gregg on Are we in a revolutionary moment?

    Pubblicato: 1/7/2020
  7. Jimmy Lai on his fight against Chinese oppression

    Pubblicato: 24/6/2020
  8. Helen Raleigh on how China is destroying Hong Kong's freedom

    Pubblicato: 17/6/2020
  9. Ryan Patrick Hanley on François Fénelon, the forgotten philosopher

    Pubblicato: 10/6/2020
  10. Anthony Bradley on George Floyd, police reform, and riots

    Pubblicato: 3/6/2020
  11. Rev. Ben Johnson on the universal basic income

    Pubblicato: 27/5/2020
  12. Lyman Stone on the decline of religiosity in the US

    Pubblicato: 20/5/2020
  13. Bradley J. Birzer on Christian humanism

    Pubblicato: 13/5/2020
  14. Rev. Robert Sirico on the church's response to COVID-19

    Pubblicato: 6/5/2020
  15. Stephen Barrows on COVID-19 and job loss

    Pubblicato: 29/4/2020
  16. Kerry McDonald on a Harvard prof's call to ban homeschooling

    Pubblicato: 22/4/2020
  17. Randy Barnett and David French on 'common-good Constitutionalism'

    Pubblicato: 17/4/2020
  18. Rebroadcast: Russell Kirk and the genesis of American Conservatism

    Pubblicato: 8/4/2020
  19. Adam MacLeod on how to talk about rights in our polarized age

    Pubblicato: 1/4/2020
  20. A hopeful message in a time of crisis from Rev. Robert Sirico

    Pubblicato: 25/3/2020

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Dedicated to the promotion of a free and virtuous society, Acton Line brings together writers, economists, religious leaders, and more to bridge the gap between good intentions and sound economics. 

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