What is the Common Good? A Conversation with Adrian Vermeule

Prof Adrian Vermeule of Harvard Law School discusses 'What is the Common Good?' for The Common Good Project at Oxford. This is the first discussion in a Conversation Series asking each Guest Scholar, 'What is the Common Good?'
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Guest Scholar: Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine
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[@onaleemcgraw4048]

I am grateful for some of these critical comments. we don't need the expressive individualist sounding off, we need more of Maritain, Rommen and others of the spirit for a true sense of the common good. We have lost that in our public discourse, We must try even if the odds are overwhelming against it, to strive for solidarity in finding again our common human nature.

[@jrother]

I did the reading, Prof. Vermeule. Just wanted you to know.

[@thamill3826]

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[@CRS1952]

You are erudite and circumspect. You have a much simpler and easier to understand guiding principal that you seem loathe to reveal. The first question from Chris called you out a bit but you were characteristically evasive. I think I will need to look elsewhere for your link between Integralism and the common good.

[@CRS1952]

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[@kreek22]

The only principle of lasting value is the eugenic principle. The rest is nothing but choosing a method of suicide.