Saturday, November 09, 2013
John Robb No Longer at Resilient Communities
Even though he started the website... an amicable parting of ways?
Global Guerillas: Update: John Robb is at HomeFree America - HomeFree America
Global Guerillas: Update: John Robb is at HomeFree America - HomeFree America
Labels:
communitarianism,
community,
John Robb,
resiliency
Another Prominent LC Leaves
"The second in command of the Legion, Fr Deomar de Guedes" - Life After RC: "There is no hope for change"
The Tactical Kilt is Back!
For those Anglo-Celtic Americans who want a little bit of tradition updated for these interesting times.
Free poseurwear for orders over $140: hoodie.
Post by 5.11 Tactical.
Free poseurwear for orders over $140: hoodie.
Moffat's Crowning Jewel?
Or will he continue to be a letdown for fans of the classic series? Is there anything that can be done to salvage nuWho? I prefer the old Doctor, who was, as one might expect, more of an old-school Brit, stoic, stiff upper lip. After the relaunch, he's become more "human" (incorporation of this into the canon was even attempted earlier with the botched Fox movie) -- he gets lonely and is a bit more emo, though it hasn't gotten to an absurd CW level yet.
If Christopher Eccleston had agreed to make an appearance, would the episode have been better?
Friday, November 08, 2013
Wednesday, November 06, 2013
Right Focus, Wrong Target
If you want to protect the family, the foe is not the Enlightenment so much as the Modern State, which is jealous of its power and seeks to prevent families from gathering strength with other families.
Forget the Enlightenment—Focus on the Family
How the West Really Lost God
by Mary Eberstadt.
Templeton Press, 2013.
Hardcover, 268 pages, $21.
A. W. R. HAWKINS
In light of that, a review of Burnham: ‘Only Power Restrains Power’
James Burnham’s The Machiavellians at Seventy.
FRANCIS P. SEMPA
Appeals to justice, natural law, and so on are ineffectual in the face of a foe determined to hold power and exercise it as he sees fit. He may be sincere in his disagreement, but a sincere believer in political error who seeks to carry out his agenda is still a threat to the common good.
Forget the Enlightenment—Focus on the Family
How the West Really Lost God
by Mary Eberstadt.
Templeton Press, 2013.
Hardcover, 268 pages, $21.
A. W. R. HAWKINS
In light of that, a review of Burnham: ‘Only Power Restrains Power’
James Burnham’s The Machiavellians at Seventy.
FRANCIS P. SEMPA
Appeals to justice, natural law, and so on are ineffectual in the face of a foe determined to hold power and exercise it as he sees fit. He may be sincere in his disagreement, but a sincere believer in political error who seeks to carry out his agenda is still a threat to the common good.
Labels:
books,
family,
James Burnham,
liberalism,
Machiavelli,
nation-state,
politike,
secularism
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Monday, November 04, 2013
The Real Church of England?
Catholic World Report: In London, the Ordinariate Begins to Bear Fruit
As former Anglicans accept the invitation of Anglicanorum Coetibus, the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham grows with permanent facilities and thriving communities.
Some have been critical of the reforms to the Roman Missal under Pius V - but would the Sarum Rite be open to the same criticisms?
As former Anglicans accept the invitation of Anglicanorum Coetibus, the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham grows with permanent facilities and thriving communities.
Some have been critical of the reforms to the Roman Missal under Pius V - but would the Sarum Rite be open to the same criticisms?
Henry Cockburn and Yang Ki-taik
How My Grandfather’s Brave Stand for Justice Cost Him His Career by Patrick Cockburn
Henry Cockburn's Heroic Defense of Korean Journalist Yang Ki-taik
Henry Cockburn's Heroic Defense of Korean Journalist Yang Ki-taik
Sunday, November 03, 2013
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