Sa´adeh’s involvement in journalism from an early age allowed him to articulate his national and political views. This involvement began in 1921 when he joined his father in Brazil and worked with him in editing al-Jaridah and al-MajAllāh. This experience led him later to establish other journals and magazines both at home and abroad through which he published a great deal of his views.  

Freedom of belief is inherently opposed to coercion in religion or ideology.

Saadeh's views on economics

Saadeh as a thinker

Saadeh's views on literary renovation/modernization

The perspectives of ntun Sa’adeh and Ernest Renan on the meaning of nation.

In response to Fayez Sayegh, a former official in the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, Antun Sa’adeh (1904-1949)—the Syrian (Lebanese) theorist, thinker, and founder of both the party mentioned above and its doctrine—addresses the existential philosophy of Russian philosopher Nikolai Berdyaev (1874-1948).