Books Versus Screens
by K. E. ColombiniDoes the rise of screens spell extinction for books? Continue Reading »
Je suis Charlie, Once More
by R. R. RenoWhen we lose the distinction between killing and letting die, euthanasia starts to seem more plausible. Continue Reading »
Passion for Equality
by Mark MovsesianFear of hurt feelings may be the biggest driver of public opinion on sexuality-related court decisions. Continue Reading »
Learning from Reagan on Healthcare
by Pete SpiliakosRepublicans can learn from Reagan's successes and failures on the healthcare issue. Continue Reading »
Fifty Years of Friendship with Cardinal Pell
by George WeigelPell's faith may be what aggravates his foes the most. Continue Reading »
Whose Baby Is Charlie Gard, Anyway?
by Wesley J. SmithDoctors and judges are preventing Charlie's parents from pursuing alternative care—an unprecedented breach of parental authority. Continue Reading »
Time Magazine Reinvents the Priesthood
by William Doino Jr.In a recent story on the next generation of Catholic priests, Time magazine showed itself to be partisan and misinformed. Continue Reading »
Facebook as Church
by Mark BauerleinMark Zuckerberg fails to understand that church-going is more than an exercise in human community-building. Continue Reading »
A Map of the Soul
by Michael EgnorNeuroscience is confirming what Aquinas recognized long ago: Human beings are not purely material. Continue Reading »
The Southern Poverty Law Center Bears False Witness
by Samuel D. JamesA recent lawsuit reveals the intolerance behind the SPLC's list of “hate groups.” Continue Reading »
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