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The culture of the left
British journalist and critic, Malcolm Muggeridge discusses the corrupting influence of Liberalism with it's attendant concentration of power in the hands of an elite. Muggeridge's late conversion to Christianity combined with his radical political philosophy prompts a stimulating discussion with Buckley.
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