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“Vermeule’s argument is primarily a question about what conservative political philosophy should look like”

By Filings on Wed, 04/01/20
Society & Culture
Post-liberal Integralism
Roman Catholicism
Conservatism
Political Philosophy
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“[Vermeule argues that] the Constitution’s most abstract language should be interpreted as affording the government almost entirely unconstrained power over its citizens, a sort of blank check for the exercise of political authority as the sovereign sees fit. But can that practice of interpretation be justified on theological grounds?” - John Ehrett

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