A short, provocative primer linking the case for liberty to René Girard’s mimetic theory and a Christian ethic of personhood. David Gornoski argues that collectivist politics—left or right—runs on scapegoating and sacrificial violence, while Christianity exposes and breaks that cycle. Across three essays and a “10 reasons” list, it reframes cultural conflict, virtue, and nonaggression for our moment.
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A short, provocative primer linking the case for liberty to René Girard’s mimetic theory and a Christian ethic of personhood. David Gornoski argues that collectivist politics—left or right—runs on scapegoating and sacrificial violence, while Christianity exposes and breaks that cycle. Across three essays and a “10 reasons” list, it reframes cultural conflict, virtue, and nonaggression for our moment.
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