JD Vance's conversion to Catholicism not only provided him spiritual fulfillment but also reframed his approach to societal issues, merging structural and moral considerations in his worldview.
Describing his worldview, Vance stated he sought an understanding of bad behavior that encapsulated both social and individual attributes, recognizing moral responsibility amid structural influence.
The rise of postliberal Catholic intellectuals has shaped new conservative approaches, opposing traditional views by favoring a more assertive government role in righting societal wrongs.
Unlike past Catholic conservatives, today's postliberals wish to steer government policies toward their vision of the common good, advocating for a restructuring of societal elites.
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