After Justice : Catholic Challenges to Progressive Culture, Politics, Economics and Education

In recent decades in the United States, various derivative forms of Progressivism have emerged that manifest its lack of philosophical cohesion and authoritarian proclivity, such as: 1) Postmodernism, which was actually anti-Modernism with its rejections of Rationalism, Scientific Positivism and any traditional-based metaphysics and ethics; 2) the authoritarian Politically Correct and Cancel Culture standards of moral righteousness; and, 3) the Woke mentality that employs social and mainstream media to transform the "people" into a conformist, hive-minded ruling mob. This book demonstrates in an Augustinian manner how contemporary Progressivism, to its own detriment, has become a political ideology and can no longer be considered a political philosophy.