We are witnessing a profound spiritual convulsion in the West. The recent events—the shooting of an activist, the riots organized by Marxist collectives, and the fierce debate over mass migration—are not merely political disagreements. They are battles over the nature of Reality....
JANUARY 10, 2026
We spoke earlier of the "University"—the institution invented by the Church to explore the Unity of the Universe. But walk through a modern campus today. What do you find? You find a "Multiversity." The Biologist does not speak to the Ethicist. The Sociologist does not speak to t...
JANUARY 10, 2026
The modern secularist -- often represented by the political Left -- finds himself in a precarious philosophical position. He possesses a burning moral passion. He demands justice for the oppressed, equality for the marginalized, and care for the earth. These are noble desires. Bu...
JANUARY 10, 2026
The modern critic loves to present a stark dichotomy: on one side, the "Dark Ages" of faith, where men prayed in superstition; on the other, the "Age of Reason," where secular science finally liberated humanity and gave us penicillin and electricity. This narrative is dramatic, b...
JANUARY 10, 2026
The dialogue before us reveals the tragic fracture of the Western mind. On one side, we have a defense of the modern university as a place of "critical thinking" and open inquiry. On the other, a deep suspicion that these institutions have become factories for a specific ideologi...
JANUARY 7, 2026
The modern critic, standing in the wreckage of the post-Christian West, looks at the doctrine of the Imago Dei -- the belief that man is made in the Image of God -- and sees a threat. He imagines that this doctrine imposes an alien structure upon his will, limiting his "freedom" ...
JANUARY 7, 2026
When we walk the narrow road of truth, it is easy to see the ditch on the left and forget the ditch on the right. The comment we are analyzing is a perfect example of this political tunnel vision. The author looks at the "Republican" side -- characterized here as a legalistic for...
There is a terrifying honesty in the critique before us. It rips the mask off a polite political debate and exposes the raw wound underneath. The critic looks at the "Pro-Life" movement and sees only a legal mandate: a rule that forces biological existence but offers no hand to h...
The highways leading out of the American West are crowded with the caravans of the disillusioned. They are not refugees of war, but refugees of a broken promise. We see in California a tragic paradox -- a land blessed with every natural gift, yet cursed by a governance that has f...
In the heat of political debate, the conservative is often met with a dismissive, three-word challenge: "Conserve what?" The implication is that conservatism is nothing more than a nostalgic clinging to the past, a fear of progress, or a defense of old prejudices. It is a powerfu...
A recent viral video features a young woman proposing that progressives wear blue bracelets to identify each other in public, a signal of "safety" and "solidarity" in the wake of an election they fear. This small, symbolic gesture is more than a fashion statement or a political t...
The claim that "religions are the problem" is the founding myth of modern secularism. It is a belief held with the fervor of a religious dogma: that if humanity could only shed the shackles of faith, we would enter a new age of reason, peace, and tolerance. It is a comforting sto...
A critic of the Christian claim to human rights points to a stark and uncomfortable historical reality: the New Testament does not contain an explicit political manifesto for the immediate abolition of slavery. St. Paul advises slaves to obey their masters, and centuries later, t...
In a viral and impassioned video, Lex McMenamin, the former politics editor of Teen Vogue, laments the mass firing of her staff. She frames this event as a sinister purge of "queer and trans workers, black workers, people of color" by a corporate media bowing to political pressur...
In the towns and suburbs of America, a passionate and often clumsy rebellion is underway. Parents and citizens, like those described in a recent lecture from Texas, are rising up to fight what they perceive as a hostile takeover of their children's schools. They use words like "C...
The viral commentary by Jon Stewart, in which he declares to conservatives, "You don't own it. You don't own patriotism. You don't own Christianity," is a work of rhetorical genius. It is delivered with the righteous anger of a prophet, and it has been hailed by progressives as a...
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