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Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar:
Part I, Imperator

Harrison Pitt August 13, 2022

The first in a three-part series exploring Shakespeare’s engagement with pagan/Roman morality in Julius Caesar, this essay focuses on the character of Caesar himself.

The Bruderhof in Austria:
An Anabaptist Homecoming

Andrew Zimmerman August 7, 2022

Perhaps due to their overwhelmingly Catholic background, our new neighbors grasped our communal lifestyle much quicker than the New Yorkers I was used to. All I had to say was, “We’re like an order, but built around families; and free church, not Catholic,” and they got it, with no suspicious glances or muttering about weird religious folk.

Sweden: No More Christian Schools

Sven R. Larson July 20, 2022

The Swedish government is aiming to put a blanket ban in place where there will be no new schools of any faith. This restriction is reminiscent of the educational oppression that Christians face in Cuba, Libya, North Korea, and Saudi Arabia.

The Problem of Christian Safetyism

Kurt Hofer June 25, 2022

Undeterred by his trials and compelled by curiosity, the Apostle Paul wears no mask; he mutes and stifles no truth that might advance the Gospel—no matter the cost.

FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Community in C.S. Lewis’ Oddest Novel

Felix James Miller June 25, 2022

Lewis wants his readers to re-examine our presumptions about everything from modern education and science to ‘the West’ and contraception. Recognizing this can help us understand why the novel has so divided readers.

A Centurion Not of Caesar but of Christ

Alberto M. Fernandez June 2, 2022

One figure worthy of rediscovery, especially for those of a conservative or religious inclination, is the French soldier and writer Ernest Psichari who converted during his time as a soldier between 1909 and 1912, in what is today Mauritania.

FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Christianity, Outer Space, and Love

Felix James Miller May 28, 2022

Whereas much science fiction simply sidesteps the theological questions a Christian would raise on discovering rational life on other planets, C.S. Lewis asks us to wrestle with them.

Freedom

R.R. Reno May 8, 2022

Whether it is the threat of being canceled or anxious concerns that we’ll lose out in the meritocratic race for success, we’re more and more enslaved and less and less free. We’ve lost sight of the true sources of freedom, which come not from permission but from commitment.

MEP Hölvényi: “Radicalizing European Left” Now Openly Hostile to Religion

Robert Semonsen May 7, 2022

Rather than adopting the report’s original draft, which underscored the extent of anti-Christian persecution across the globe, the leftist-dominated EP adopted a draft which excised nearly all references to Christianity, characterized religion as a threat to free society, and claimed it’s a primary “driver of conflict worldwide.”

The Christian Calling of Baconian Science: “Magnifie the Great and Wonderfull Workes of God”

Harrison Pitt May 2, 2022

Francis Bacon was the talisman of Renaissance science, producing an inductive philosophy which he advanced with all the zeal of a religious convert. But as far as he was concerned, promoting such methods required no actual conversion from the Christian beliefs which prevailed in his day.

Tag: Christianity

Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar:
Part I, Imperator

The Bruderhof in Austria:
An Anabaptist Homecoming

Sweden: No More Christian Schools

The Problem of Christian Safetyism

FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Community in C.S. Lewis’ Oddest Novel

A Centurion Not of Caesar but of Christ

FORGOTTEN CLASSICS:
Christianity, Outer Space, and Love

Freedom

MEP Hölvényi: “Radicalizing European Left” Now Openly Hostile to Religion

The Christian Calling of Baconian Science: “Magnifie the Great and Wonderfull Workes of God”

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