Martin thinks we must meet God in creation, and only then will we begin to respect again what He has made.

Rod Dreher’s Living in Wonder outlines an escape from the paradigm of modernity that has painted the whole world grey.

In this episode of Symposia, Sebastian Morello travels to Trondheim, Norway, to discuss the spiritual crisis that underpins our cultural decline, as well as how to recover a coherent conception of the human person in the face of pervasive dehumanising ideologies.

We modern Westerners may be the first people in history to try to flourish without a community of revered elders.

England must see a change now or it will be lost forever.

For our elites, the problem is not that English folk music is too ‘white,’ it’s that such a thing as England ever existed at all.

Nigel wants to take the Tory party. The only question is whether that’s as its leader or to sack it and raze it.

The Midwit Meme claims that the uneducated and the very educated are natural allies. The real problem is found with those towards the centre of the spectrum, the slightly educated lot.

In this episode of “Symposia”, The European Conservative’s Sebastian Morello travels into the French Alps to meet with Fr. Charbel, a monk whom Sebastian met over 15 years ago in India. Together they discuss the atheism of the modern world, the need for everyone to enter mystical union with God, and how to become fully human.

Every one of the muddled ideological systems that has informed the structure of the modern State has been nothing more than a counterfeit religion.

Until the conversation orbits the sacrality of what Roger Scruton called ‘homecoming,’ we will be stuck with a politics of empty promises.

In the thrill of a deer stalk, the world is revealed to be what it truly is, a divine communication.