Notre Dame Reopens: Ancient Glory vs. Modern Disaster
By choosing modernity and ugliness, the re-opening ceremony at Notre Dame was a huge missed opportunity to speak to the greatest number of people.
By choosing modernity and ugliness, the re-opening ceremony at Notre Dame was a huge missed opportunity to speak to the greatest number of people.
A new book considers a postmodern Tolkien, but it circles back to the obvious and enduring: love and friendship.
If we are only meaningless atoms, it makes no sense not to kill us once we’ve become redundant.
Rod Dreher’s Living in Wonder outlines an escape from the paradigm of modernity that has painted the whole world grey.
Sholem Aleichem’s tales of faith and parenthood remain powerful stories with relevance for raising children in our troubled age.
We modern Westerners may be the first people in history to try to flourish without a community of revered elders.
Jan C. Bentz talks with Ernst-Peter Fischer, historian of science, about the beauty of mystery and whether is it scientifically possible to understand the world as enchanted.
Casablanca is not about passion, but about altruistic love, animated by the rare spirit of sacrifice.
Falling in love with Christianity is unlikely to strengthen anyone’s faith in the ultimate value of our liberal heritage.
In praise of a snobbery that strives to elevate others and rejoice in their aesthetic successes.
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