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Review, Contrata. Friday, September 13th, 2019 by Douglas Wilson.

Introduction Brian Mattson has done me the honor of engaging with my recent

interactions with the French Amari debate and what I would like to do whether

permitting is engage right back.

He did this over at National Review at the Corner, and you could read all about it there.

The conservative world really does need this frank conversation, and we need to do it without freaking out at each other.

As one friend put it, what should a structurally pluralistic society with competing truth claims look like?

My short answer is that it should look different than that.

And then the real question comes, so how are we going to get there?

Lest there be any undue confusion.

Consider this to be a very simple paragraph length statement about my actual views of the relationship of the Christian faith to the classical liberal order.

Lest there be any more unnecessary confusion on the point.

Here it is. unnecessary confusion on the point.

Here it is.

I do not wish to abandon the classical liberal order

and yet I do object to the very common identification

of secularism and classical liberalism.

I object secularism as a form of political incoherence,

and do not object to classical liberalism.

Classical liberalism need not have all those individuals. to classical liberalism.

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