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Catholicism: The Heavyweight in the Ring

At a time when religion is routinely mocked as “anti-intellectual,” dismissed as prejudice or superstition or baseless opinion, the author of this book shows that, on the contrary, the true religion has the power of reason as well as the best minds of Western philosophy on its side.

Peter Kwasniewski —

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The Repulse of the Hispanophobes

The “fake news” of Santamarta del Pozo’s book [Fake news del Imperio español] are the age-old “tricks and hoaxes” promulgated by the enemies of Spain throughout the centuries: those who have sought to paint the country in the worst possible light. This was not done out of humanitarianism. It was done because Spain’s rivals wanted Spanish gold, political power, and colonies.

Alberto M. Fernandez —

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Mastering the Master

Every country that has a classical music tradition has encountered Wagner and has produced passionate and revelatory debates about how his innovations in subject and composition should be approached.

Paul du Quenoy —

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Is It Fair to Call It ‘Climate Hysteria?’

We need to return to a healthy respect for reality, reason, and truth, and once again submit our politics, our science, our desire for justice—and our pursuit of political and social goods—to reality, reason, and truth.

Todd Huizinga —

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Burgundy: Coteaux Bourguignons

Sipping a Burgundy (in the literal, unpoetic, and therefore impoverished sense of the term) got me thinking about the importance of terroir.

Sebastian Morello —