The modern world is rife with ideological fanaticism. It did not end with the Cold War -- in fact, it has apparently increased, becoming more diversified and threatening, whether it takes the form of North American neo-conservatism, religious zealousness in the Middle East, or totalitarianism in Nigeria. Against this backdrop, a philosophy of moderation, perhaps the most liberal of liberal virtues, seems very wet and uninspired by comparison. Indeed, the most successful rulers and politicians …
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