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Category: Essay

The Consolation of Lamentation

We continue to find insights into the power of music to arouse emotions—even about armed conflicts and military triumphs like the Siege (and later Relief) of Vienna on September 12, 1683.

David Boos September 17, 2021

Saint Pius V, the Pope of Lepanto

The defence of Christendom against the Turks—together with the fight against heresy—was a dominant feature of the pontificate of Pius V.

Roberto de Mattei September 15, 2021

Germany, the West, and Me

We are all Germans now. What started out as the uniqueness of German guilt has mushroomed into an all-encompassing Western guilt, now tied to the legacy of imperialism and the transatlantic slave trade. And apparently, we can never finish atoning for our ‘sins.’

Kurt Hofer September 3, 2021

To Restore What Has Been Lost: The Case of Sweden

For the development of Swedish conservatism, a return to its deep cultural roots provided by Catholicism and the vibrant civil society formed by its Protestant free churches is essential. A relativistic or secular approach will not suffice.

Clemens Cavallin|Johan Sundeen|Lars Eklund September 1, 2021

Who Lost Afghanistan?

Beyond the mere personalities involved, the fault lies with the hubris that has dogged us from our political beginning—the idea that we could or should remake the world in our own perfect image.

Charles A. Coulombe August 26, 2021

False Idols of the West

Post-Soviet countries have experienced their fair share of socialist utopia and have decided they do not want any more of it. But in the West, socialist movements like BLM are gaining ground.

Daria Fedotova August 25, 2021

From F Scale to Phobias

The idea of an “authoritarian personality” is not a myth. It just so happens to exist primarily in those who wish to diagnose it in others.

M.L.R. Smith|Niall McCrae August 12, 2021

The Moral Hypocrisy of the Corona Hysteria

Fear of nature will rule every meaningful decision regarding life and death. Viruses and climate change will justify continued social isolation and an increasingly totalitarian government.

James Bryson August 4, 2021

A Middle Eastern Journey

We can now recognize a clash of two opposing views, indeed two clashing interpretations of reality: that of the local Syrians and that of the Western media.

Erwin Wolff July 7, 2021

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