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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Bush, Calvin and Community

Bush_at_calvin Our Founders rejected both a radical individualism that makes no room for others, and the dreary collectivism that crushes the individual. They gave us instead a society where individual freedom is anchored in communities. And in this hopeful new century, we have a great goal: to renew this spirit of community and thereby renew the character and compassion of our nation.

President Bush at Calvin College (HT: Brad Hightower)

(Would that it would be so....)

The whole address is here and is worth reading for the Kuyper references alone.

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Tod,
This is a tension recognized in Ron Sider's The Scandal of the American Conscience, which you discussed here as well. I'm almost done with the book and it's quite provocative.

Take care,
RICHARD

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