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A selection of recent articles on this topic
Choosing to Refuse
Sometimes, digesting the latest news of the unhinging of the world, one is tempted to fall into…
Trump in Britain
For many of us here in Great Britain, the supreme moment of President Donald Trump’s visit came…
Why We Need Loome Theological Booksellers
It’s not typical to stumble into a small-town bookstore and be greeted by the sounds of Gregorian…
Lust and Augustine
I have watched with keen interest the debates unfolding around the Revoice Conference, which takes place in…
Common Prayer, or Predictable Politics?
As Western society continues its relentless purge of the pre-political, the body count keeps mounting. Yesterday’s harmless…
Facebook and Friendship
Several years ago, when one of our sons was in high school and had been on Facebook…
Acts and Us
The Church’s custom of reading virtually all of the Acts of the Apostles at daily Mass during…
Taking the Lead
My staff tells me we can’t enroll in “Facebook donate.” That’s the direct-donation feature allowing users to…
“Among the Dangs”
On June 6, Sheila Liming, an assistant professor of literature at the University of North Dakota, tweeted…
What Is To Be Done?
Freedom of speech” is a rallying cry often heard in our politics. It is used to justify…
The Truth Is Not Enough
Some years ago, Rusty Reno invited me to a seminar on the subject of transhumanism and its…
“Diversity” and Discrimination at Harvard
In November 2014, the activist organization Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) brought suit against Harvard College for…
Taking on the Big-Money Left
The other day we learned that the Southern Poverty Law Center, which classifies defenders of religious liberty…
State Irreligion
In the May 1892 issue of Le Banquet, a young Marcel Proust wrote a spirited condemnation, excerpted…
Her Name Is Monroe Christine
Her name is Monroe Christine. She is twenty months old. She was born on television. You see,…
