About Capital Commentary
Capital Commentary is a current editorial project about faith, public justice and the habits of civic life. We consider how people with different convictions can share institutions, take responsibility for their neighbours and disagree with care.
Reading the historical material
The domain has a history of commentary on these subjects. Our historical topics collection links to source records and distinguishes the dates of that evidence from the dates of newly written treatments. The current editorial project is responsible for the writing presented here.
How we work
We aim to make an argument's assumptions visible, link readers to sources and correct errors when they are identified. Essays are edited for clarity; their claims should be judged by the evidence they offer. Send corrections with the article address and the relevant source through our correspondence page.
Editorial pen names
The five current contributor names below are editorial pen names. Their biographies describe writing interests. They are not claims of professional qualifications or personal experience.
- Gideon Voss: Editorial pen name. Books, ideas and arguments about our shared life.
- Marisol Fenwick: Editorial pen name. Community life and everyday civic participation.
- Tabitha Sorrell: Editorial pen name. Faith, pluralism and the practice of listening.
- Verity Renwick: Editorial pen name. Public justice and the language of civic responsibility.
- Warren Bexley: Editorial pen name. Institutions, representation and public decision making.
Funding the reading
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