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Piety and Polemic

Carlos Perona Calvete February 23, 2022

Islamic apologetics have, somewhat contradictorily, tended to ally themselves with a secular, Western academic drive to denigrate European culture and Christendom.

Refusing to ‘Celebrate Diversity’:
A Christian Case for Religious Freedom for All

Todd Huizinga February 14, 2022

The phony ‘tolerance of relativism’ must inexorably and unavoidably translate in practice into what it really is: the most implacable, ferocious intolerance.

An Untold Tragedy: Douglas Gresham and C.S. Lewis’s Final Years

Jonathon Van Maren February 13, 2022

Douglas Gresham vividly remembers the frosty December day he met his stepfather, the great Christian apologist C.S. Lewis, and later life.

The Problem of An Urban Eschaton

Sebastian Morello February 11, 2022

Whilst escape from the city for the sake of prayer and meditation is a recurring motif of Western literature, and one that plays an important role in the life of Jesus Christ, one of the great achievements of our civilisation has been that of sanctifying the city.

The Courage of Her Convictions: An Interview with Päivi Räsänen

Jonathon Van Maren February 4, 2022

“I never thought that citing the Bible and agreeing with it could be criminal.” — Päivi Räsänen

Malcolm Muggeridge, Lifelong Seeker

Jonathon Van Maren January 28, 2022

Malcolm Muggeridge’s late discovery of Christianity is an example for today’s conservative intellectuals.

Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen in Court to Defend Freedom of Speech and Religion

Hélène de Lauzun January 23, 2022

Beyond her personal case, Päivi Räsänen is well aware that her struggle is much broader: “It is my honor to defend freedom of speech and religion.”

How to Be a Counter-Revolutionary

Jonathon Van Maren January 17, 2022

The future does not belong to the champions of sterile sex and dumpsters filled with dead babies. Rather, it belongs to those who will fight for love, self-sacrifice, and the children of the next generation.

Ecclesiastical Newspeak and the Hatred of Catholic Tradition

Sebastian Morello January 14, 2022

Catholics are surrounded by the upside-down chatter of ecclesiastical newspeak, and it is here to stay, that is, until a rediscovery that the Church derives her purpose from the Great Commission—the mandate to make disciples of all nations, and this cannot be substituted.

Individual Integrity and Social Solidarity: A Christian Response to Polarization

Todd Huizinga January 9, 2022

This is true individuality and true solidarity: We are all free lords subject to no one, yet also dutiful servants subject to everyone. Why? Because of the equal status of all human beings before God. We are all unworthy sinners, yet we are all worthy of salvation through trust in God. Thus, regardless of our earthly status, we all possess equal and inviolable dignity as individuals. And we are all called to solidarity in service to others.

Tag: Christianity

Piety and Polemic

Refusing to ‘Celebrate Diversity’:
A Christian Case for Religious Freedom for All

An Untold Tragedy: Douglas Gresham and C.S. Lewis’s Final Years

The Problem of An Urban Eschaton

The Courage of Her Convictions: An Interview with Päivi Räsänen

Malcolm Muggeridge, Lifelong Seeker

Finnish Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen in Court to Defend Freedom of Speech and Religion

How to Be a Counter-Revolutionary

Ecclesiastical Newspeak and the Hatred of Catholic Tradition

Individual Integrity and Social Solidarity: A Christian Response to Polarization

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