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Acton Rundown | May 2026

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Acton Line
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May 4, 2026
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Summary

This month on the Acton Rundown, Dan and Dylan chat about upcoming Acton events and new video content. The Christian Roots of American Liberty | Pahman and Pinheiro Essays: Persuasion and Propaganda: How Poetry Helps Navigate Politics | J.C. Scharl “Only a Digger”: The Misunderstood Story of the First Christian Socialist | Dylan Pahman Did Anti-Federalists Pass the Religious Test? | John Pinheiro Video content: Molly Worthen Refines the Definition of “Charisma” Jason Sorens Builds a Case for Reforming American Housing Policy Jeffrey Polet on the Philosophy of Gen. Stanley McChrystal Dylan Pahman and John Pinheiro Are Documenting the Christian Roots of American Liberty Dylan Pahman and John C. Pinheiro on Christian Roots of American Liberty | The IRD Upcoming events: Chicago Thinker’s American Identity Summit & Gala 2026: America at 250May 15–16, 2026 Acton University 2026 | Acton InstituteJune 22–26, 2026 Acton Experience Brasil August 7–8, Belo Horizonte Acton’s 36th Annual DinnerNovember 10, 2026