Nice, looks interesting. I am torn between catholic intergralism and ancap. Two very different worlds, but bith have merits
I finished the podcast episode on the way home from work today. I liked the dive into talking about what the world should be like. nostr:npub1jlrs53pkdfjnts29kveljul2sm0actt6n8dxrrzqcersttvcuv3qdjynqn, you might be interested in https://newpolity.com/. They emphasize the importance of the family as the core of society, and then local communities of families as the main political unit. They also do a lot of talk about sound money from a Christian perspective. Two caveats for you: they are critical of a lot of modern technology, including the Internet and Bitcoin. They favor a gold standard. The other thing is that they come from a Catholic perspective, although I think non-Catholics would appreciate a lot of what they say.
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The NewPolity people don't consider themselves Catholic Integralists. They want to build a Catholic society from the bottom up, starting with the family and the local community. They see Integralists as wanting to work top down, starting with the Federal government, which has a lot of problems for a pluralistic country like the United States.
Ah, that's a good distinction. I can definitely get on board with that