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COMMENTARY: Scalia on Christianity and socialism

February 15, 2016

By Gregory Tomlin, Christian Examiner

NEW YORK (Christian Examiner) – Associate Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died unexpectedly on Saturday, often spoke of the intersection of faith and law, politics and economics.

During those times, the justice was always certain to issue a disclaimer – he was “speaking as a Christian, and not a federal judge.”

For those who followed Scalia closely, however, there was little surprise when he extolled the virtues of Christianity. His deep Catholic faith permeated his life, and his friends said his two favorite things were his family and the church.

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