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WCAT Radio The Open Door (January 18, 2019)
This week our panel will discuss learning lessons and building bridges in the context of a new politics of solidarity. Our special guest will be Chase Padusniak, of Patheos and Princeton.
Here are some of the questions we’ll explore.
1. What lessons can the American Solidarity Party learn from Dorothy
2. Does the American Solidarity Party have anything to learn from Karl Marx?
3. To what extent are the terms “Left,” “Right,” and “Center” important in building a new politics of solidarity?
4. How can the American Solidarity Party, drawing on Christian Democracy and Catholic Social Teaching, appeal to non-Catholics and non-Christians? (January 18, 2019)
Here are some of the questions we’ll explore.
1. What lessons can the American Solidarity Party learn from Dorothy
2. Does the American Solidarity Party have anything to learn from Karl Marx?
3. To what extent are the terms “Left,” “Right,” and “Center” important in building a new politics of solidarity?
4. How can the American Solidarity Party, drawing on Christian Democracy and Catholic Social Teaching, appeal to non-Catholics and non-Christians? (January 18, 2019)
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This week our panel will discuss learning lessons and building bridges in the context of a new politics of solidarity. Our special guest will be Chase Padusniak, of Patheos and Princeton.
Here are some of the questions we’ll explore.
1. What lessons can the American Solidarity Party learn from Dorothy
2. Does the American Solidarity Party have anything to learn from Karl Marx?
3. To what extent are the terms “Left,” “Right,” and “Center” important in building a new politics of solidarity?
4. How can the American Solidarity Party, drawing on Christian Democracy and Catholic Social Teaching, appeal to non-Catholics and non-Christians? (January 18, 2019)
Here are some of the questions we’ll explore.
1. What lessons can the American Solidarity Party learn from Dorothy
2. Does the American Solidarity Party have anything to learn from Karl Marx?
3. To what extent are the terms “Left,” “Right,” and “Center” important in building a new politics of solidarity?
4. How can the American Solidarity Party, drawing on Christian Democracy and Catholic Social Teaching, appeal to non-Catholics and non-Christians? (January 18, 2019)