Difference between revisions of "Candidates for Best Dozen Articles I've Read in 2022"
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*[https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreilly/2021/12/22/removing-inflation-distortions-from-the-tax-basethe-1984-solution/?sh=7d0b9e34ca6f "Removing Inflation Distortions From The Tax Base - The 1984 Solution,"] Peter J Reilly, Forbes (2022). | *[https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreilly/2021/12/22/removing-inflation-distortions-from-the-tax-basethe-1984-solution/?sh=7d0b9e34ca6f "Removing Inflation Distortions From The Tax Base - The 1984 Solution,"] Peter J Reilly, Forbes (2022). | ||
| − | + | *[https://mereorthodoxy.com/natural-law-early-protestantism/ Natural Law in Early Protestantism,"] Kyle Dillon on November 3, 2020. Mere Orthodoxy. | |
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- "Unprecedented: On the Novelty of Our Cultural Predicament," Michael Anton, The New Criterion, December 2021.
- "No, the Revolution Isn’t Over:None of the fundamental drivers of “Wokeness” have relented," N.S. Lyons, Substack (Jan 18, 2022)
- "I will never accept ‘Kyiv’ For that matter, I still haven’t given up on Bombay, Peking or Burma," Ed West, Substack (2022).
- "When Buddhism Goes Bad| How My Mindfulness Practice Led Me To Meltdown," Dan Lawton, Substack (2021).
- "Removing Inflation Distortions From The Tax Base - The 1984 Solution," Peter J Reilly, Forbes (2022).
- Natural Law in Early Protestantism," Kyle Dillon on November 3, 2020. Mere Orthodoxy.
