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Posts in category “Culture”
‘All Of Them Passionate And Deceived’
Czeslaw Milosz on the misery of certain idealistic artists
The Flesh Made Word
Dark data and the Internet of Things reverse the Logos’s incarnational logic
The Past Is Another Country
Notre Dame de Paris arose from the love and faith of a different people. We’ve lost their grace
‘Great Awokening’: A New Religious War
Bourgeois barbarians are sacking institutions of higher learning with fundamentalist fervor
Notre Dame Fire: A Sign For Our Time
Destruction of the iconic cathedral is handwriting written on the wall in flaming strokes
Submission And Liberation In Ireland
An American cosmopolitan glimpses the value of surrendering to an older way of life
Sabina, Our Hero
Resisting the soft tyranny of information technology
A Stable New Dystopia
What if the New Fragility proves more durable than we think?
Myth, Jordan Peterson, & The Benedict Option
Noah, St. Benedict, and reading the Ben Op in light of Peterson’s Bible lectures
The Little Steps In Between
‘The world you live in—your nation, your people—is not the world you were born in at all’
Modern Family
Nebraska woman bears her own grandchild for gay son and his husband
Don’t Get Old In Belgium
Forty percent of Belgians want to save money by withdrawing healthcare for those 85 and older
Disintegration And Its Discontents
We are coming apart as a civilization, and the unwinding is going to be ugly if we aren’t very careful
Australian Left Doesn’t Waste Massacre
Progressives trying to deplatform everyone on the Right as white supremacists — including me
Our Teachers, The Russian Novelists
They help us identify the evils of ideology — and resist
Oren Cass On Work, Economy, Morality
How unemployment is both a matter of economic structures and personal morality
‘All Of Them Passionate And Deceived’
Czeslaw Milosz on the misery of certain idealistic artists
The Flesh Made Word
Dark data and the Internet of Things reverse the Logos’s incarnational logic
The Past Is Another Country
Notre Dame de Paris arose from the love and faith of a different people. We’ve lost their grace
‘Great Awokening’: A New Religious War
Bourgeois barbarians are sacking institutions of higher learning with fundamentalist fervor
Notre Dame Fire: A Sign For Our Time
Destruction of the iconic cathedral is handwriting written on the wall in flaming strokes
Submission And Liberation In Ireland
An American cosmopolitan glimpses the value of surrendering to an older way of life
Sabina, Our Hero
Resisting the soft tyranny of information technology
A Stable New Dystopia
What if the New Fragility proves more durable than we think?
Myth, Jordan Peterson, & The Benedict Option
Noah, St. Benedict, and reading the Ben Op in light of Peterson’s Bible lectures
The Little Steps In Between
‘The world you live in—your nation, your people—is not the world you were born in at all’
Modern Family
Nebraska woman bears her own grandchild for gay son and his husband
Don’t Get Old In Belgium
Forty percent of Belgians want to save money by withdrawing healthcare for those 85 and older
Disintegration And Its Discontents
We are coming apart as a civilization, and the unwinding is going to be ugly if we aren’t very careful
Australian Left Doesn’t Waste Massacre
Progressives trying to deplatform everyone on the Right as white supremacists — including me
Our Teachers, The Russian Novelists
They help us identify the evils of ideology — and resist
Oren Cass On Work, Economy, Morality
How unemployment is both a matter of economic structures and personal morality