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The Migrant Pope

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By Travis Knoll
| Boston Review Verified
In January, in an interview with CBS, Vice President J. D. Vance questioned the U.S. bishops of the Catholic Church about their use of federal funds to resettle migrants. “Are they worried about humanitarian concerns?” he asked, accusing the group of neglecting the safety of the Americans within the country’s borders.
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Salvation Now - Boston Review

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By Travis Knoll
| Boston Review Verified
This essay appears in print in Reclaiming Freedom. In 1984, in the heat of the Cold War, leading neoconservative theologian and American Enterprise Institute fellow Michael Novak took to the pages of the New York Times Sunday Magazine to denounce the decades-old liberation theology movement. For its advocates, the movement was a method that put social emancipation, not the afterlife, at the center of Christian practice. For Novak, it was an unholy alliance between Marxist ideology and Christianity.
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Brazil can break the carbon market deadlock

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By Brian Burton, Steven Hyland, Travis Knoll, Philippa Nuttall Jones Verified
| Sustainable Views
Brazil is well positioned to move forward negotiations around international carbon market regulations in the face of disagreements between the EU and the US at COP28 COP28 ended in Dubai last week after a last-minute push to strengthen language around fossil fuels to reach net zero carbon ... To continue reading Request Free Trial Unlimited access to all content. Email alerts highlighting key industry insight. Invitations to attend exclusive roundtables and events.
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