On Reading and Listening, Part 2
The first part of this essay noted the reading and listening deficit in America and identified its causes as the [...]
The first part of this essay noted the reading and listening deficit in America and identified its causes as the [...]
Sir Francis Bacon In a recent essay I chastised the [...]
On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, January 22, 2019, the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops published a pastoral letter [...]
Socialism has been the rage among intellectual elites for a long time. What was different in 2016 was that it [...]
The “Bronx cheer,” as every New Yorker knows, is made by placing the tongue between the lips and blowing in [...]
For millennia, people naturally, almost instinctively, understood that truth is objective rather than subjective. In other words, truth is what [...]
It has been almost sixty years since the Gospel of Self-Esteem was first preached in America and quickly planted in [...]
In modern Catholicism, the term “theology” is often linked to Church doctrine, much of which is regarded as definitive, and [...]
The loyalty of Democrats to their party is both fascinating and puzzling. Their elected officials can allow cities to sink [...]
The standard way of entering the New Year is with a list of resolutions we intend to keep but end [...]