In this episode, Dan Hugger speaks with Andrew M. McGinnis, assistant director of research at the CRCD and managing editor of the Journal of Religion, Culture & Democracy, about the Acton Institute’s recently completed Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law (Second Series). What is historical ressourcement, and why does it matter? What are the challenges scholars face when attempting such work? How can historical scholarship enrich the Church? The world? Andrew M. McGinnis, Ph.D. | Center for Religion, Culture & Democracy Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law (Second Series) | Acton Institute On the Duties of Merchants — Acton Bookshop The Right Use of Moral Philosophy — Acton Bookshop On the Law of Nature: A Demonstrative Method — Acton Bookshop On the Duty to Keep Faith with Heretics — Acton Bookshop Commentary on Proverbs — Acton Bookshop PRDL — Post-Reformation Digital Library Vesuvius Challenge
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