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1. A Proper Christian Approach to the Environment (Audio) Fr. Robert Sirico, Rev. Matthew Fox Recorded at the May 3, 2000, Lord Acton Lecture Series in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Acton Institute president Rev. Robert Sirico and Rev. Matthew Fox, president of the University of Creation Spiritualit ...
2. A Workable Plan for Healthcare Reform J. Patrick Rooney Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring J. Patrick Rooney: "A Workable Plan for Healthcare Reform" on April 19, 1993. ...
3. America at the End of the Century Os Guinness At the Institute's Ninth Anniversary Dinner Gala Dr. Os Guinness presents nine propositions relating to the American experiment of self-government and its future prospects. ...
4. America: Europe’s Noblest Experiment Michael Novak 1994 Templeton Prize winner Michael Novak discusses the unique proposition of the American Founding in relation to Europe and the rest of the world. ...
5. An Environment of Liberty Bandow, Dennis, Sirico, Smith Four-tape set. Four messages on the relationship of the free society and our stewardship mandate. ...
6. An Evening with G.K.. Chesterton John C. Chalberg Two-tape set. A delightful one-man dramatization of the life and thought of G.K. Chesterton. ...
7. An Insiders View of Washington Tony Snow Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring Tony Snow: "An Insider's View of Washington" on February 21, 1996. ...
8. Are We Scaring Ourselves To Death? John Stossel ABC News 20/20 newsmagazine correspondent takes a critical look at how the media report the news. ...
9. Christianity in the Age of Capitalism Mastin, Schansberg, Halteman, & Driscoll Four Messages from the Acton Institute Conference at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. November 5, 1999. Paul Mastin, Acton Institute; "Economic Justice from a Judeo-Christian Perspectiv ...
10. Chuck Colson at the Acton Institute: An Address on the Decline of American Values Chuck Colson Chuck Colson, founder Prison Fellowship Ministries, speaks on the decline of American values at the Institute's 8th annual dinner. ...
11. Civil Rights & Social Cooperation (FOF) Fr. Robert Sirico A discussion of the historical origin of civil rights as individual rights, contrasting with today's popular notion of group rights. Points out how the market acknowledges civil rights. ...
12. Civil Society v. Political Society Edward H. Crane The president of the Cato Institute contrasts the two prevailing cultures in America today: civil society (individual initiative) and political society (government intervention). ...
13. Environmentalism as Spirituality: A Critique Fr. Robert Sirico In this address, Robert Sirico analyzes the theological presuppositions of certain strains of environmentalism and how they differ from orthodox Christian faith. ...
14. Environmentalism-A Risky Business (AEOL4) Fred L. Smith Fred L. Smith, president of the Competitive Enterprise Institute questions current environmental policy and challenges its effectiveness. He proposes market-driven solutions to questions of commonalit ...
15. Environmentalism: Threat to Freedom Doug Bandow In this address, Doug Bandow, senior fellow with the Cato Institute, explores the failures of the statist environmental policies and demonstrates the ways in which government lacks the incentives to b ...
16. Ethics, Politics, and the Presidency Paul Gigot Paul Gigot emphasizes the necessity for moral value in the political arena. ...
17. Exchange on Christian Compassion Doug Bandow, Tony Campolo, Robert Sirico Two-tape set. Exchange on "Are Liberals more compassionate than Conservatives". This was an insightful and spirited conversation on the crucial public policy issue of compassion. ...
18. Exchange On Modern Liberalism Sirico, Lapin, Heartwell, & Rankin Fr. Sirico & Rabbi Daniel Lapin of Toward Tradition defend Classical Liberalism; Dr. David Rankin of Fountain St. Church & Rev. George Heartwell of Heartside Ministry defend Modern Liberalism. ...
19. Exchange on Social Justice Panel Discussion Two-tape set. Gumbleton, Sirico, Miller, and Morse discuss questions of personal, political and economic responsibility. ...
20. Fighting Poverty on the Foundation of Faith Sr. Robert L.Woodson President of the National Center. for Neighborhood Enterprise explains how the revival of our inner city communities depends on development of strong relationships, work skills, and a living faith. ...
21. Foundations of Freedom Rev. Robert A. Sirico Six Messages on the Vital Relationship Between Religion and Liberty: Civil Rights and Social Cooperation (Tape 1), The Culture of Life, The Culture of the Market (Tape 2), The Entrepreneurial Vocatio ...
22. Freedom & Morality Armstrong Williams Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring Armstrong Williams: "Freedom & Morality" on February 11, 1998. ...
23. George Weigel on writing Witness to Hope: Reflections on John Paul II George Weigel Recorded at the October 20, 1999, Lord Acton Lecture Series in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mr. Weigel spoke of his experiences in writing the book Witness to Hope, and offered insight into the pontifica ...
24. Greed & Freedom John Stossel Investigative reporter for ABC's "20/20" examines why the media seems to hype unrealistic fears and how free markets protect consumers. ...
25. Has Democracy Had Its Day? Dr. Carl Henry Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring Dr. Carl Henry: "Has Democracy Had It's Day" on November 7, 1995. ...
26. Hollywood vs. America Michael Medved A look at how the entertainment industry lost touch with the American culture, and its implications. ...
27. Human Capital & the Family Dr. Gary Becker Sixth Annual Dinner audio tape featuring Noble Laureate Dr. Gary Becker and introductory remarks by Dr. Edwin Feulner, Acton Senior Fellow Barbara von der Heydt, and Acton Cook Fellow Sergey Kozin. ...
28. Introducing the Catechism of the Catholic Church Rev. Robert A. Sirico A seven-part cassette series, "The New Catechism," presented by Rev. Robert A. Sirico. ...
29. Is Character Necessary? Frederica Mathewes-Green Noted columnist and commentator explores the character issues related to leadership. ...
30. Is Greed Good? Capitalism Has Won the Economic Debate, But Is the Capitalist a Good Guy? Dinesh D'Souza Recorded at the May 3, 2001, Lord Acton Lecture Series in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In his lecture, Mr. D'Souza provided an analysis of the spiritual and social crisis that has been spawned by the new e ...
31. It Takes a Village? (FOF) Fr. Robert Sirico Acton Institute's president examines and compares the village of his youth in Brooklyn, New York with the "village" proposed by today's elite. ...
32. Lord Acton the Historian Altholz, Dr. Josef A leading Acton scholar gives insight on Lord Acton's study of history in terms of the morality of the historian. According to Acton, religion and liberty were essential to the study of history. ...
33. Materialist Superstition George Gilder, Marvin Olasky Fifth Anniversary Dinner audio tape featuring keynote address by George Gilder, a report on welfare reform by Marvin Olasky, and remarks by Rev. Robert Sirico and others. ...
34. Moral Reflection on Life Inside the Beltway Edwin Feulner Jr. President of the Heritage Foundation explains the necessity of a foundation of morality based on a belief in God and personal responsibility, rather than government responsibility. ...
35. Morality of the Marketplace Rev. Robert A. Sirico Orange County Forum features Rev. Robert A. Sirico: "Morality of the Marketplace." Recorded on March 11, 1993. ...
36. On Interpreting the Constitution Justice Antonin Scalia Seventh Annual Dinner audio tape featuring Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and introductory remarks by Dr. Edwin Feulner, Acton President Rev. Robert Sirico, and Acton Cook Fellow Andre ...
37. Radio Interview on Ayn Rand Fr. Robert Sirico Acton Institute president discusses Ayn Rand’s Objectivism on a radio program. ...
38. Rediscovering American Values Dick DeVos Amway's president demonstrates through inspiring stories how such values as honesty, courage, and self-discipline are foundational to our freedom. ...
39. Reflections on Cuba at the Crossroads Fr. Robert Sirico An informative account of Father Sirico's trip with details on the political, social, and spiritual climate of Cuba. ...
40. Religion & the Constitution of Liberty Hon. Clarence Thomas Fourth Anniversary Dinner audio tape featuring Justice Thomas's address and introductory remarks by Rabbi Daniel Lapin, Paul Mastin, Sr. Connie Driscoll, and Rev. Robert Sirico. ...
41. Results of Election 1996 Grover Norquist Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring Grover Norquist: "Results of Election 1996" on November 13, 1996. ...
42. Solzhenitsyn and the Modern World Dr. Edward Ericson A look at Solzhenitsyn’s work in light of the collapse of the Soviet Union. ...
43. Teaching Entrepreneurship to At-Risk Youth Steve Mariotti President of the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship tells how teaching entrepreneurship to at-risk youth helps give them life skills necessary for success in today’s world. ...
44. The Angel in the Details: Compassionate Conservatisms Opportunities and Perils Dr. Marvin Olasky Recorded at the April 2, 2001, Lord Acton Lecture Series in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In his address, Dr. Olasky focuses on what he views as the implicit moral hazards involved in increased federal fund ...
45. The Coming Political Realignment John Fund Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring John Fund: "The Coming Political Realignment" on September 19, 1996. ...
46. The Culture of Life, the Culture of the Market (FOF) Fr. Robert Sirico Rev. Sirico emphasizes that the culture of life and free-market structures are essential and complementary elements of a thriving civilization. ...
47. The Empty Church Dr. Thomas Reeves Dr. Reeves examines the causes of the decline in church attendance in mainline denominations. ...
48. The End of Politics William Murchison Author, journalist, & nationally syndicated columnist discusses how the classical understanding of politics as the glue that holds society together has been replaced with a conception that sees politi ...
49. The Entrepreneurial Vocation (FOF) Fr. Robert Sirico Acton Institute president addresses the moral importance of vocation, even, and especially, the entrepreneurial vocation. ...
50. The Ethics of Charity and Welfare Panel Discussion Moderator: Rabbi Daniel Lapin; panelists: Rev. Robert A. Sirico, CSP, Dr. Gertrude Himmelfarb, Robert L. Woodson. length: approx. 1 1/2 hours. ...
51. The Fate of Liberalism Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn A history lesson in liberalism: how liberalism in the U.S. differs with historical European liberalism. Answers the question, "What does liberalism mean for the U.S. today?" ...
52. The History of Social Assistance Panel Discussion Moderator: Kim Dennis; panelists: Dr. Marvin Olasky, Dr. David Beito, Dr. Glenn Loury. Length: approx. 1 1/2 hours. ...
53. The Loss of Virtue Anderson, Digby An examination of virtue in society by the president of the London-based Social Affairs Unit. ...
54. The Lost days of Innocence Michael Medved Author and Hollywood Critic, Medved recognizes the crucial importance of protecting our children from the national assault against innocence. ...
55. The Moral Mandate of Freedom Rocco Buttiglione Acton Institute Advisory Board member discusses the necessity of virtue and morality with regard to freedom. ...
56. The New Catechism Presented by Rev. Robert A. Sirico 2-tape set featuring "The New Catechism" presented by Rev. Robert A. Sirico on October 4, 1994. ...
57. The New Political Era in Washington Fred Barnes Eighth Annual Dinner audio tape featuring Fred Barnes, Executive Editor, The Weekly Standard. Remarks by Acton President Rev. Robert Sirico on the mission of Acton. Emceed by The Hon. Clifford W. Ta ...
58. The Politics of Welfare Panel Discussion Moderator: Rev. Robert A. Sirico, CSP; panelists: Speaker Newt Gingrich, Governor John Engler of Michigan, and Mayor Stephen Goldsmith of Indianapolis. Length: approx. 1 hour. ...
59. The Practice of Charity Panel Discussion Moderator: Heather Higgins; panelists: Steve Mariotti, Gene Bracewell, Ralph Hardy, Rev. Theo "Doc" Benson, and Bob Cote. Length: approx. 2 hours. ...
60. The Regan Legacy and the 1994 Election The Honorable Edwin Meese, III Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring The Honorable Edwin Meese, III: "The Regan Legacy and the 1994 Election" on January 11, 1995 ...
61. The Role of Faith in the Public Square Dr. Ralph Reed Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring Dr. Ralph Reed: "The Role of Faith in the Public Square" on October 10, 1995. ...
62. The Severed Flower: Conservatism without God Rabbi Daniel Lapin Lord Acton Lecture Series audio tape featuring Rabbi Daniel Lapin: "The Severed Flower: Conservatism without God" on February 5, 1997. ...
63. The Theme is Freedom M. Stanton Evans The director of the National Journalism Center and author of seven books, including The Theme is Freedom, discusses the key role that freedom has played in America’s history. ...
64. The Welfare Myth Sr. Connie Driscoll The president and founder of Chicago’s St. Martin DePorres House of Hope discusses popular myths about welfare and shares her personal experiences in countering those myths. ...
65. Top Three Sermons on the Parable of the Talents 1999 Homiletics Contest 1999 Homiletics Contest featuring "Top Three Sermons on the Parable of the Talents" taken from Matthew 25:14-18. ...
66. Toward a Free & Virtuous Society (FOF) Fr. Robert Sirico An address on the importance of religious leaders promoting and working to secure a free and virtuous society. ...
67. Transforming America From the Inside Out Kay Coles James The Secretary of Health and Human Services for the Commonwealth of Virginia explains that solutions to societal problems will come from personal transformation, not government intervention. ...
68. Welfare That Works (FOF) Fr. Robert Sirico In Rev. Sirico's annual Detroit Athletic Club address, he discusses the moral ramifications of welfare assistance to those in need. ...
69. Welfare That Works National Leadership Conference (Audio) Panel Discussion The complete set of audio tapes from the conference. Set of four tapes in a vinyl album. ...
70. What Mankind Owes Nature (AEOL2) William Dennis Former U.S. Dept. of the Interior official explains the importance of free market ideas in dealing with environmental concerns. ...
71. Why Washington Doesn’t Listen to America John Fund A critique of the media and an optimistic look at participatory democracy. ...
 
 
 
 
 

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