This isn’t directly related to technology, law and policy (well, not to technology anyway), but here’s my article, “The Catholic Case for Campaign Finance Reform,” recently published in America magazine.

In the article, I make a moral case for the reform of campaign finance and the related issue of how influence accrues in Congress. I think that reformers in the area make a lot of technical claims, but we need to address why the current system is wrong, morally and effectively, in order to get people interested.

My original title, reproduced above, was a play on 1 Corinthians 13, but I think the new one makes a broader statement, even if it lacks humor.