by David P. Goldman The coronavirus epidemic is a shock to China’s political system, but—unless the death toll spirals out of control—it is probably one China can absorb. Read More »
by Graham McAleer Holland is not a believer, but he does want the West, and the woke, to acknowledge their reliance on St. Paul’s belief that a crucified criminal was God. Read More »
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The coronavirus epidemic is a shock to China’s political system, but—unless the death toll spirals out of control—it is probably one China can absorb. 
Holland is not a believer, but he does want the West, and the woke, to acknowledge their reliance on St. Paul’s belief that a crucified criminal was God. 
The irony is that the problem with Reno’s argument is the problem that Reno identifies as the liberalism's fatal flaw, the absence of particularity. 
