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The Fabulist and The Fabulous: On Arday and Parton

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By Kenneth Craycraft, Catherine Harmon
| Catholic World Report Verified
The Fabulist and The Fabulous: On Arday and Parton A striking comparison with cautionary tales. Jason Arday in 2024 (Image: ConiferousForest19 / Wikipedia) and Dolly Parton holding a baby in 1983. (Image: Allan Light / Wikipedia) The August deaths of two very different people have dominated both traditional and social media. On August 14, 41-year-old Cambridge University professor Jason Arday was found dead in his London home from apparent suicide.
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The WNBA is the Reductio ad Absurdum of Trans Ideology

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By Kenneth Craycraft, Carl Olson
| Catholic World Report Verified
(Image: Markus Spiske / Unsplash.com) And it has done so through its endorsement of that very ideology. Over the course of a couple of weeks in late July and early August, a series of events have demonstrated the ideological nonsense of trans ideology, while tying its adherence into knots.
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What is the 'common good,' anyway?

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By Kenneth Craycraft
| The Boston Pilot Verified
My social media feeds have recently been full of discussions of "the common good." It is mostly driven by advocates of "classical liberalism" or libertarianism, who essentially negatively equate common good with something like totalitarian collectivism. And, of course (it's social media after all), defenders of common good have been energetic in their replies. The problem, however, is that these two groups are talking past one another.
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