This month on the Acton Rundown, Dan and Mark chat about upcoming Acton events and new video content.

Essays:

Can We Moderate a Politicized Church Without Politics? | Stephen O. Presley, Religion & Liberty Magazine

Freedom and Responsibility: Seven Takeaways from Magnifica Humanitas | John C. Pinheiro

The Economics of Magnifica Humanitas | Stephen Barrows

Humanity, Magnificent, at a Crossroads | Francis X. Maier

Magnifica Humanitas: Between Babel and Jerusalem in the Age of AI | Michael Severance

Video Content:

On The New Things | AI & Economics with Dr. Stephen Barrows

On the New Things | Were the Luddites Right About AI? with Dr. John Pinheiro

On the New Things | AI & Humanity with Michael Matheson Miller

Caleb Whitmer on Fraud and the Flood of Cataclysmic Money in Minneapolis

Thomas Howes Explains Why Postliberalism Failed

Anne Bradley Unpacks What Makes Things ‘Affordable’

Pope Leo XIV Defends Humanity in the Age of AI: Magnifica Humanitas Roundtable

Upcoming Events:

Acton University 2026 | Acton Institute June 22–25, 2026

Evenings at Acton University 2026

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