Stephen M. Krason Livres

Set against a backdrop of political and social upheaval, a devout professor rises unexpectedly to political prominence after confronting a scandal at his university. His bold actions as an accidental governor capture public attention, leading to a grassroots campaign for the presidency. Elected amidst a fractured political landscape, he utilizes executive power to restore constitutional integrity and inspire cultural renewal. Echoing the legacy of Cincinnatus, he remains uncorrupted by power and willingly relinquishes it once his mission is fulfilled, offering a compelling narrative on American politics.

The book analyzes the two major American political ideologies-liberalism and conservatism-to determine how well each conforms to the basic principles of Catholic social teaching. It examines major thematic areas of the general socio-political philosophy and public policy views of each ideology and carefully compares them to Catholic principles.