Steve Greenleaf

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Liberalism, we are told, in different voices but always in nearly the same words, succeeds only in a world “stripped of custom, and the kinds of institutions that transmitted cultural norms, habituated responsibility, and cultivated ordinary virtues.” That kind of success should only be called failure.
A Thousand Small Sanities: The Moral Adventure of Liberalism
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