While many causal factors shaped what we know as the Revolution of 1989, the indispensable factor determining when the revolution happened, and how it happened, was John Paul II. Continue Reading »
The central theme of Charlotte's Web is death. Continue Reading »
Trevor Merrill, in his delightful novel, asks what it would take for underground men to mature into surface dwellers. Continue Reading »
Dignitas Infinita's weakness as a magisterial document is that it is insufficiently clarifying to serve as a teaching. Continue Reading »
The greatest challenge facing the Presbyterian Church in America is the temptation to adopt harmful therapeutic concepts. Continue Reading »
Men should listen to Butker’s message about the importance of “homemaking” and family life. Continue Reading »
Early this month, I encountered a children's book in a store near Wheaton College that would enrich my life. Continue Reading »
Christianity is marked by cheerfulness and hospitality, both of which the Bible makes clear are functions of gratitude. Continue Reading »
Hacksaw Ridge is that rare film that forces us to reflect on the tensions between these two great loyalties, and dares to show us how, even in extremis, they can be resolved. Continue Reading »
The lessons from the Nazi and Soviet totalitarian regimes must be kneaded into the moral and political texture of twenty-first-century free societies. Continue Reading »
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