Tuesday, April 24, 2018
The Culture War
Imagine being in a war for 30+ years and not knowing one was in a war. That is the position that many Americans are in. Save Generation Z.
Monday, April 23, 2018
She should have read SJWAL
instead of apologizing for saying she would have voted for Trump if she had been able to do so.
Shania Twain on abuse, betrayal and finding her voice: ‘I wanted a break – but not for 15 years’
Shania Twain on abuse, betrayal and finding her voice: ‘I wanted a break – but not for 15 years’
We Need a Hymn
Something for alt right traditionalists to use.
Meanwhile the leftists continue to use Hollywood to push their agenda.
Vox Day: What We're Up Against
Meanwhile the leftists continue to use Hollywood to push their agenda.
Vox Day: What We're Up Against
Sunday, April 22, 2018
Dreaming
As if Hispanic Catholics would be interested in using this... maybe the Church should focus on their assismilating and learning English.
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Don't Confuse a Theologoumenon or Your Personal Opinion with the Teaching of the Church
And yet isn't that what Latin bishops are doing in their application of Catholic Social Teaching?
CNA: Spiritual Guidance Belongs in Politics, Bishop Tobin Says
CNA: Spiritual Guidance Belongs in Politics, Bishop Tobin Says
Friday, April 20, 2018
Paul Gottfried on the Necons
AmConMag: Remaking the World in the Neoconservative Image by Paul Gottfried
What they advocate isn’t a foreign policy; it’s an ideological fixation.
What they advocate isn’t a foreign policy; it’s an ideological fixation.
Dad's First Day by Mike Wohnoutka
More garbage for the masses.
At first glance, the father has a passing resemblance to the dad in Calvin & Hobbes. But he is more like a useless soyboy of now. The book is supposed to be a humorous role reversal written by a man, with the dad experiencing worrysickness instead of the child or the mom; but the book makes both the character and the author look like cucks. If the father can't model courage in trying good new things (let's assume for the moment that public education is a good thing), then from whom is his boy supposed to learn it from? Of course, the mom.
The book is supposed to foster father-son bonding through reading and so that is probably the reason why the mom is absent in the story; I doubt the dad is divorced 9he wouldn't get custody). More likely the mom character is a careerist modern gal.
At first glance, the father has a passing resemblance to the dad in Calvin & Hobbes. But he is more like a useless soyboy of now. The book is supposed to be a humorous role reversal written by a man, with the dad experiencing worrysickness instead of the child or the mom; but the book makes both the character and the author look like cucks. If the father can't model courage in trying good new things (let's assume for the moment that public education is a good thing), then from whom is his boy supposed to learn it from? Of course, the mom.
The book is supposed to foster father-son bonding through reading and so that is probably the reason why the mom is absent in the story; I doubt the dad is divorced 9he wouldn't get custody). More likely the mom character is a careerist modern gal.
Thursday, April 19, 2018
HelenaDaily.com
Catholic feminism, regular or lite? If it is being endorsed by X...
When the website quotes Susan B. Anthony, what could possibly go wrong?
"Cautious, careful people, always casting about to preserve their reputations, can never effect a reform. -Susan B. Anthony"
Donald Livingston Defends Marshall DeRosa
Modern Heresy by Donald Livingston
Essayist William Deresiewicz recently lamented that modern college students, and college life in general, have become “profoundly unintellectual.” The “snowflake” generation is the byproduct of educational institutionalization. Will this be on the test, and will… »
Essayist William Deresiewicz recently lamented that modern college students, and college life in general, have become “profoundly unintellectual.” The “snowflake” generation is the byproduct of educational institutionalization. Will this be on the test, and will… »
States' Rights!
Zombies No More: Secession, Nullification, and the Academy by John Devanny
A review of Nullification and Secession in Modern Constitutional Thought. Sanford Levinson, ed. Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Press, 2016. The undead walk among us still, or so asserts Sanford Levinson, the editor of an… »
A review of Nullification and Secession in Modern Constitutional Thought. Sanford Levinson, ed. Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Press, 2016. The undead walk among us still, or so asserts Sanford Levinson, the editor of an… »
Not quite a false flag op
But used by the United States to start a war, nonetheless.
A Bloodless Victory by Karen Stokes
Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina, is known as the place where the “Civil War” began. The South is normally portrayed as the aggressor, the side which fired the “first shot,” and is thus given… »
A Bloodless Victory by Karen Stokes
Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina, is known as the place where the “Civil War” began. The South is normally portrayed as the aggressor, the side which fired the “first shot,” and is thus given… »
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Eastern Christian Books: Christian Intentional Communities
Christian Intentional Communities
But I also saw first-hand, there and in other communities, how Christians are tempted to ignore serious problems, thereby making them much worse.
Some elaboration would be helpful here. How is does non-localism solve the problems of localism rather than just destroying community?
But I also saw first-hand, there and in other communities, how Christians are tempted to ignore serious problems, thereby making them much worse.
Monday, April 16, 2018
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