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Why Postliberalism Failed

Thomas D. Howes & James M. Patterson
Post-Liberalism
Catholic Integralism
Francisco Franco
Fascism
Integralism
Spanish Civil War
American Conservatism
Patrick Deneen
Cultural Christianity
Natural Law
Adrian Vermeule
Post-Liberal Political Economy
Immigration Policy
Hitler
Opus Dei
WWII
Family Economics
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic Doctrine
Liberalism

Why Postliberalism Failed is a podcast that critiques the recent rise of interest in Catholic integralism and rightwing authoritarianism. James M. Patterson (Ave Maria) and Thomas Howes (Princeton) take the listener through the logical fallacies, theological errors, historical disasters, and political violence that has defined various “postliberal” regimes—all of which failed. They also connect th... more

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James was very delayed in uploading this discussion that breaks from our usual subject area and format, but he decided that it was still worth uploading. Mind you, the original recording date was September 12, so the discussion is more about the init... more

Tom and James interview Joel Berry, Managing Editor of the Christian satire website Babylon Bee, about his experiences dealing with postliberalism and Christian Nationalism on the Protestant side of American politics. We also talk about the dance bet... more

Tom and James talk to Victoria Holmes, who works on her own video series on Catholicism and politics here on YouTube. She also works at the The Dispatch an a multimedia editor. She talks to Tom and James about how bad postliberalism has become among ... more

James and Tom talk about Father Josef Tiso, who was dictator of Slovakia during the Second World War. During those years, Slovakia was a client state of the Third Reich, and Tiso was a wily, ambitious Catholic priest who saw to the deaths of between ... more

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Recent Guests

Joel Berry
Managing editor at the Babylon Bee and co-author of The Postmodern Pilgrim's Progress
Babylon Bee
Episode: A Protestant Perspective with Joel Berry
Victoria Holmes
Podcast editor and contributor at The Dispatch
The Dispatch
Episode: The Kids Are Not Alright (with Victoria Holmes)
Dr. Paul R. DeHart
Professor of Political Science at Texas State University
Texas State University
Episode: The Social Contract with Paul DeHart
Daniel Di Martino
PhD candidate at Columbia University, expert in immigration economics, and advocate for skilled immigration policies.
Columbia University
Episode: Immigration with Daniel Di Martino
Dawn Eden Goldstein
Canon lawyer and award-winning author of biographies including 'Father Ed' and 'A Priest in Good Trouble'
Episode: Civil Rights with Dawn Eden Goldstein
Clara E. Piano
Visiting assistant professor of economics at Ole Miss with research interests in family, law and economics, and Catholic social thought.
Ole Miss
Episode: Faith through Competition with Clara Piano
Catherine Pekulic
Professor of economics at Catholic University of America
Catholic University of America
Episode: Constitutionalism
Kevin Vallier
Professor of Philosophy at the University of Toledo, author of 'All the Kingdoms of the World'
University of Toledo
Episode: Kevin Vallier

Hosts

Dr. Thomas Howes
Co-host and commentator, provides expertise in political theory and theology.
James M. Patterson
Co-host and commentator, engages in discussions about postliberalism and its implications.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Enlightening Discussions

    Very interesting discussions about a topic that I suspect the average American has heard little, but with which should acquaint oneself.

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    mborlado
    United Statesa year ago

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Engaging and thought-provoking discussions that challenge common misconceptions about postliberal ideologies.
The hosts provide a nuanced critique that illuminates important historical and theological contexts, offering listeners a deeper understanding of contemporary political movements.

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The Kids Are Not Alright (with Victoria Holmes)
Q: What has your experience been like as a Catholic in political discussions in D.C.?
I find that many younger Catholics I meet are leaning towards more authoritarian views, which is concerning, but I've also encountered a supportive community willing to engage in dialogue.
The Kids Are Not Alright (with Victoria Holmes)
Q: What inspired you to create the video about Catholics and Franco?
I was inspired by seeing discussions about Franco being portrayed as a hero online, which conflicted with my experiences in Spain where Franco was viewed negatively.
Family Policy with Catherine Pakaluk
Q: What are some important arguments then for that, that children are an economic blessing or are a blessing for a country?
Children contribute to the economy through creativity and ingenuity, leading to resource abundance.
Family Policy with Catherine Pakaluk
Q: What inspired you to write this book, Hannah's Children?
I was concerned about low birth rates and aimed to study the aspects of civilizational health that contribute to better birth rates.
Civil Rights with Dawn Eden Goldstein
Q: How did you get interested in this? How did you come to learn about this?
I found at the Georgetown University Library on their book sales shelf, which they no longer have, a slim book, less than 100 pages, about Father Twomey.

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This podcast serves as an intellectual critique of the rise of Catholic integralism and rightwing authoritarianism. It explores the historical failures and logical fallacies associated with postliberal regimes, addressing the theological errors and political violence inherent in these movements. The hosts examine how these ideas have gained traction in contemporary rightwing politics, particularly in the United States and beyond, providing listeners with a deep understanding of the implications these ideologies hold for society and governance. Unique to this discussion is the combination of theological insights and political analysis, fostering an informative yet critical perspective on urgent social issues.

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