Reinventing the Individual Michael W. Weyns February 17, 2024 Falling in love with Christianity is unlikely to strengthen anyone’s faith in the ultimate value of our liberal heritage.
On Not Looking Awful: The Three Sartorial Basics Sebastian Morello February 17, 2024 In praise of a snobbery that strives to elevate others and rejoice in their aesthetic successes.
In Defense of Neo-Traditionalist Zoomers Rod Dreher February 14, 2024 All trads are a little ‘fake.’ The truth is, all traditionalism in our wretched age is—given what the previous generations have taken from us.
Incarnation and Egregore: Two Principles in Opposition Sebastian Morello February 11, 2024 The Incarnation of the Eternal Logos in Jesus Christ is the great pivotal repudiation of the reign of false spirits in history.
How Christians Should Engage a Post-Rational, Progressive Culture in the Public Square: An Interview with Andrew T. Walker Jonathon Van Maren February 10, 2024 I want Christians to understand the intelligible reasons for our ethical convictions.
The High Cost of Re-Enchantment Charles A. Coulombe January 27, 2024 We must recover a society suffused with the wonder that nourishes the soul.
Fingerprints of Historical Humanity Julian Kwasniewski January 3, 2024 There is something uncanny about the evident humanness of an old artifact—and something comforting as 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.
Artistic Modernism and the Catholic Ghetto Joseph Shaw December 29, 2023 To rebel against modernity may involve the overthrow of the modern in the interest of reviving something older.
Mefistofele Haunts Rome Paul du Quenoy December 23, 2023 In our nihilistic age, Boito’s Mefistofele may be primed for a comeback.
