Western Man and the Suicide Porn of Our Age By Matthew Boose — June 27, 2023 Before rushing to write obituaries for its enemies, Western “democracy” should ask how much time it has left in the sun.
Are We the Byzantines? By Victor Davis Hanson — March 16, 2023 The Byzantines never woke up in time to understand what they had become. Will Americans?
What’s Wrong With Nationalism? By Anthony Esolen — February 13, 2023 It is a mark of piety to love the place of your birth, to prefer it above other places, to want it to be itself and not just like everywhere else.
Suede Shoes, Common Sense, and the Failure of Philosophy By Vincent McCaffrey — December 21, 2022 It is nearly impossible to build a philosophy around why you should not wear suede shoes. It’s just a fact.
10 Steps to Save America By Victor Davis Hanson — December 18, 2022 Yes, there is a way. But is there the will?
Our Parasitic Generation By Victor Davis Hanson — December 11, 2022 Yes, there is a lot of ruin in great nations. But even America is by now running low on it.
Do We Even Know What Time It Is? By Emina Melonic — December 6, 2022 It is the affirmation of human finitude that brings us closer to the meaning of life.
Reflect on the New Sins—and the Old By Anthony Esolen — November 16, 2022 If you don’t acknowledge God in your civic life you will not have a real civic life but a mockery of it.
Iain McGilchrist and the Attack on Life and Understanding In Our Times By Vincent McCaffrey — November 9, 2022 To ignore the routine reduction of our humanity is to devalue ourselves.
Talking To Cogs . . . and Mistaking Them for People By James Patrick Riley — October 31, 2022 Was man made for the law or was the law made for man?
The Boomer Left Circles the Bowl By Thaddeus G. McCotter — September 30, 2022 For the Boomer Left, “Our Democracy™” is translated as “Our Legacy™.”
When Culture Celebrated Men and Their Search for God By Mark Judge — August 29, 2022 There once was respect for the third choice men faced between having a family and staying a kid: the pursuit of God.
Character Counts By Christopher Roach — August 21, 2022 Tweaking the rules and regulations will not revive the current system or save us from bad officials and the burden of self-government.
A Greater Nationalism By Anthony Esolen — August 17, 2022 Americans were once steeped in the histories of many nations when they understood why they loved their country and embraced others who loved their countries.
Parenting In the Age of ‘Progress’ By Christopher Roach — July 10, 2022 We live in an age of narcissistic nihilism, and pointless violence is simply its most dramatic manifestation.
On Purpose By Vincent McCaffrey — July 6, 2022 You can’t have a good life without investing in the project.
The Disappearing American? By Victor Davis Hanson — July 6, 2022 There are historical downsides—economic, cultural, social, and military—to nations that shun child-raising.
America Is More Fragile Than the Left Understands By Victor Davis Hanson — June 26, 2022 Like a stunned adolescent whose reckless incompetence totaled the family car, the Left seems shocked that America proved so fragile after all.
Right Living By Theodore Roosevelt Malloch — June 24, 2022 A God-given freedom that transcends earthly existence, while simultaneously setting the terms for our lives together.
Talkin’ ’Bout My Generation X By Thaddeus G. McCotter — June 24, 2022 As with every generation, pain is an exceptional teacher.