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Acton University – Day 2 Audio Roundup

by Marc Vander Maas on Friday, June 15, 2007

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Today’s lectures from Acton University 2007 (updated as more audio becomes available):

Protestantism and Natural Law: Dr. Stephen Grabill
Theology and History of Globalization: Dr. Samuel Gregg
The Catholic Social Encyclical Tradition: Kishore Jayalaban
Knowing Good Works: Guidelines for Effective Compassion: Dr. Fred DeJong
The Political Economy of Globalization: Michael Miller
Subsidiarity and Effective Private Charity: Ismael Hernandez
Economics and Human Action: Jeff Tucker
Catholic Social Teaching: Basic Principles: Stephen Haessler

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http://deambrosejr.wordpress.com Denis Ambrose

The Haessler MP3 appears to be missing.
Marc Vander Maas

Thanks for the heads up, Denis – I’ve had problems with that file for some reason today. I’ll fix it when I get a chance…

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