Marlene Dietrich’s War on Nature
by John Byron KuhnerMarlene Dietrich's life is a parable about growing old and being famous. Continue Reading »
Marlene Dietrich's life is a parable about growing old and being famous. Continue Reading »
God is necessary to prevent civilization from becoming soulless and settling for lifeless bureaucratic or technological substitutes. Continue Reading »
There is a danger in dwelling on our hates, yet there is also utility in articulating them. Continue Reading »
The medieval outlook on life and the cosmos still has contributions for the modern age. Continue Reading »
The Middle East Media Research Institute, which translates Middle Eastern documents to English, is of crucial importance to those involved in interreligious dialogue as well as to policymakers. Continue Reading »
Classical education doesn’t need to justify itself anymore, though it exists in a frequently hostile environment. Continue Reading »
Jesus who has come to restore all things will give sabbath restoration to our withered lives. Continue Reading »
We have no hope that we can raise the next generation to be entirely innocent of Silicon Valley’s tyrannical devices, but if we can teach them to treasure the world of books, we will keep alive in them the world of memory. Continue Reading »
It’s easy to decry right-wing scaremongering in the abstract, far more difficult to give advice to real people who have to make decisions that could cost them their careers. Continue Reading »
It is past time for the citizenry to call those who represent us to support a brave people who, against terrible odds and in the face of immense suffering, are defending our victory in the Cold War as well as their country. Continue Reading »