Years ago I dug into the alleged connection between the Bavinck-Kuyper 'way' and its supposed manifestation in South Africa (Boers, etc.). I wonder if there are parallels there--lessons we can learn from (?). I have to admit, my knee-jerk reaction to most of these questions is 1) the State should not enforce any kind of racial qualifications (ours is meant to be a lowest-common-denominator ideological association); 2) private property and freedom of association seems to cover most of these questions well enough for me.

But I haven't read it yet. Perhaps I'll have time tomorrow afternoon to give it a read. Do you think I should read the Dunson article to which he's responding first, for context?

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