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Éric Rohmer’s Love in the Afternoon (1972) is a portrait of conjugal love.
The children’s author, who died this year, produced a treasure trove of stories teaching children to love the normal, local, and traditional.
The Anglo-Indian's masterpiece Kim presents a vision of the country hated both by Hindu nationalists and by liberal globalists.
The husband’s ability to perform his duties will likely hinge on his wife, who must not only be industrious, patient, and loving, but…
Reading Shakespeare rightly is emblematic of a civilization still capable of empathy, humility and self-reflection.
Liberals demand not only that Christians apologize for individual evils, but the very message of Christianity itself.
Paul Miller's new book misrepresents Christian nationalism.
Feminists rage against the male-dominated world while enjoying all the wonders and security it has provided.
