The NYT article on the rising generation of theologically conservative Catholics that Ryan pointed out has a hilarious section: They are theologically conservative, but not conservative across the board when it comes to political issues, she said. “They are more involved in traditional conservative religious practices, but they’re very receptive to social justice messages about serving the poor,” she said. First, “social justice” is a trendy new term that is anachronistic if you’re going to talk about traditional religious practices, (Hayek even argues that it is both empty of substantive content and pernicious). When Jesus urged serving the poor was … Continue reading Re: “The Children are our hope for the future”