He is moving to Pennsylvania to work with the John Templeton Foundation. Dreher is one of the most interesting editorialists around, in that he comes at problems from a conservative philosophical and Christian orthodox worldview but refrains from blind ideology and partisanship. I’m sorry to see him surrendering the very valuable role he’s played in this city and in the national political debate, but glad that he will be digging into the deeper issues of our time. Nobody can claim he doesn’t live what he preaches, chicken coops and all:
By the way, anybody want to buy a great Arts & Crafts bungalow in historic Old East Dallas, with a fenced back yard, a big chicken run and coop, a small greenhouse and shed, and raised organic gardening beds. And a rainwater collection system? And a brand-new fireplace with a generous hearth? Because I’ll make you a deal.
Call quick. When the entire nation turns to CrunchyCon-ism, it may become a National Landmark.
