Isn’t the claim that “the common good is not objectively discernible” a truth claim? Wouldn’t the statement presuppose that at least one truth about the moral order is objectively knowable? If so, wouldn’t the claim refute itself by asserting what it denies?

“Common sense” moralism in @ClassicalLiberal2’s PSA is scholastic language without a soul, virtue without grace, conscience without Church, nature without participation in divine law. It lives inside the individualist epistemology and immanent frame liberalism built, where

Reality is much more complex…the graph does not show the reductions in UCC and DSH payments to hospitals…that way you could see see if tax payer dollar subsidies really increased or just shifted from hospitals to insurance companies.

Much better than Biden but Cristobal Colón consistently described himself as a servant of the Spanish Monarchs and signed his name in its Hispanized form. He saw himself as an explorer in the service of the Spanish Crown and the Catholic faith — not as the representative of a

magazine.nd.edu/stories/what-m… About “Big Mac” in ND Magazine. Great read!