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ATTENTION STUDENTS! THE 2015 ETHICS BOWL CASES ARE OUT!
The Texas Regional Ethics Bowl competition is held every fall on the campus of St. Mary’s University in San Antonio. This year’s competition will take place on Saturday, November 14, 2015. The Ethics Bowl format is similar to a debate,… Read More ›
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My Work on Religious Freedom in Hungary
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Does Justice Demand the Death Penalty?
Recently Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has started to argue for reinstating the death penalty. But the European Union prohibits capital punishment in its member states, and Orbán’s proposal has received a lot of flack in Brussels. Here’s my take… Read More ›
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“Peace in Our Time:” Confronting the Challenge from Russia
My latest column in The Cresset discusses the threat Putin poses to peace in Europe. “The utter failure of the Minsk Agreement, not to mention the ineffectiveness of economic sanctions and the impotence of diplomatic measures to influence Russian behavior,… Read More ›
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Learning from Bishop Ordass
Here’s an essay I wrote for Principium about political lessons to be learned from Lajos Ordass, the Hungarian confessor bishop. The Nature of Christian Political Action: Lessons from the Witness of Bishop Ordass “For Christians, to find the right form… Read More ›
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On Human Rights Abuse and the Abuse of Human Rights
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What is Christians Associated For Democracy?
Christians Associated for Democracy is a nonprofit I founded in 2014 in response to the devolution of democracy in Hungary and diminishing regard for human rights in many parts of the world. The mission of Christians Associated for Democracy is… Read More ›
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HUNGARY: Deregistration of religious communities – A professor of Texas Lutheran University reacts to MEP György Hölvenyi’s comment
Originally posted on Forum for Religious Freedom Europe:
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For Hungary, The Game is Up: Ruling on Religion Law Forces Viktor Orbán’s Hand
The following editorial was first published in the Dutch paper Reformatorisch Dagblad on October 7, 2014, then republished in the online edition of the paper with the title “Tijd voor Orban om open kaart te spelen.” My original English text… Read More ›
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FOREF Releases Statement on Hungary’s Religion Law
Forum for Religious Freedom Europe (FOREF), an organization with which I am affiliated, has released a statement on Hungary’s religion law. The statement will be delivered at an OSCE (Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe) conference held in Warsaw,… Read More ›
Featured Categories
Critique of Conservatism ›
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Katolikus teokrácia Amerikában? J. D. Vance politikai kereszténységének színe és fonákja
April 7, 2026
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Viktor Orbán’s Use of Soft Power to Create a Sonderweg
April 1, 2025
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Why Are Some Catholic Intellectuals Enamored with Austrofascism?
January 17, 2025
Faith ›
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Are Science and Religion Compatible?
January 1, 2022
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The War in Ukraine and the Churches
July 28, 2021
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Can Christians in Good Conscience Get the COVID Vaccine?
April 23, 2021
Hungary ›
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Orbán Will Lose Hungary’s Election in Two Weeks–If It’s Clean
March 31, 2026
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Growing Fears That Hungary’s Orbán May Cancel Next Month’s Election
March 3, 2026
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Hungary Could Free Itself from Orbánism Next Spring
September 6, 2025
Poems ›
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Shakespeare Selfie
April 1, 2016
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Even Baloney’s Better in Italy
July 6, 2014
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A Very Scary Catacomb
July 3, 2014

