Sir Roger Against the Sexual Revolution Jonathon Van Maren January 12, 2024 It is up to us to carry on the fight for goodness, truth, and beauty that Scruton fought so well.
“The trial of late modernity is something out of which God intends to develop fruit”: An Interview with Joseph Minich Jonathon Van Maren December 31, 2023 We did not choose modernity, but we can choose how to live within it.
The Enduring Power of Shakespeare: 400 Years After the First Folio Jonathon Van Maren December 19, 2023 The beauty of The Bard has not dimmed despite the passage of four centuries.
Travels with Charles Jonathon Van Maren December 15, 2023 I knew my trip to Ukraine would be memorable. I did not suspect that my companion, Charles Coulombe, would be one of the reasons.
“Many Christians regard Wilders and his party as a conditional ally”: An Interview with Bart-Jan Spruyt Jonathon Van Maren December 7, 2023 Geert Wilders claims to defend Judeo-Christian heritage. Yet he adheres to the values of 1968, says Bart-Jan Spruyt.
Sweden Accused of Liberian Abortion Law Interference Jonathon Van Maren November 28, 2023 “We know that other countries are putting pressure on Liberia … to see 40,000 Liberian children a year killed.”—U.S. Rep. Chris Smith
Inside Andrew Tate’s War Room Jonathon Van Maren & Steffan Moens November 23, 2023 Andrew Tate is not an ally in the culture wars.
Cruelty Cloaked in Compassion Jonathon Van Maren November 14, 2023 It is cruel to demand that women accept their own demotion and dehumanization to avoid offending the cross-dressers in charge.
De-Christianizing Remembrance Day Jonathon Van Maren November 10, 2023 The men who perished at Ypres and the Somme, the Scheldt and Arnhem, died defending a Christian civilization.
The Personal Narratives of Hoyer’s Beyond the Wall Jonathon Van Maren November 9, 2023 In her exploration of East Germany, Hoyer doesn’t present socialism with a human face, but she does present the human faces of socialism.
