A Voice in the Wilderness In Defense of "Mere Conservatism"

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Conservative observations for people who love America, Baseball, and Mom's Apple Pie.

R.J. Moeller is currently a graduate student studying theology and philosophy in the Chicago-land area.  He attended Taylor University in Upland, IN for his undergrad where he studied marketing and economics.  He is a published writer and aspiring cultural commentator focused on the intersection of faith, politics, economics, and popular culture.

R.J. has been blogging since 2006.  You can also find his work at Americans For Prosperity.org, Kairos Journal.org, and World Magazine.

An avid reader and student of theology, history and economics, his favorite writers include G.K. Chesterton, C.S. Lewis, Mark Steyn, Paul Johnson, Fyodor Dostoevsky, and Thomas Sowell.

Email Mr. Moeller at: rj@rjmoeller.com

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  1. That looks like one bad-a dog you got there! What’s his name?

  2. RJ
    I do very much enjoy your blog. Maybe because we are so close to the same frequency. I also have a dog named Rudy . . . 132lbs of black lab. There is another author and would suggest you might find enjoyable, Dinesh D’Souza. He was in the Reagan WH at a very young age. here is a link to his website
    http://www.dineshdsouza.com/more/about.html
    “What’s so Great About America” is a definite read. Good luck with your blog and my God bless you and yours.
    MERRY CHRISTMAS

  3. I will return, and am looking forward to more. It looks nice there, God bless you man, keep it up!

  4. Found your site/blog by accident (courtesy of your post/comment at heritage.org), and really enjoyed what you wrote. Keep up the good work!
    Merry Christmas to you & yours!


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What is “Mere Conservatism”?

The basic ideas, ideals, and values that generally define and characterize the central tenets of what today might be termed "modern conservative thought."

We believe that a proper understanding of history, economics, and theology leads to certain conclusions. Many of these are the same conclusions our Founding Fathers arrived at in constructing a "more perfect union."

All ideas and opinions are welcome; not all are correct.

Mere Conservatism Links:
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