Humanity evolved beyond the violence of the pagan world because of Hebraic ethics, universalized by the Abrahamic faiths.

Conservatives are right to press ahead with the project of articulating the mythic truth of a common culture.

The pilgrimage has gone from being of interest only to a handful of traditionalist Catholic community media to arousing the curiosity of major national outlets.

Admiral de Ruyter’s memory matters, and a corrective to the slanderous lies of leftists is in order. 

Until the conversation orbits the sacrality of what Roger Scruton called ‘homecoming,’ we will be stuck with a politics of empty promises.

Modernism, in art as in politics, can be integrated into a traditional understanding of man and society’s spiritual dimension.

When a banana duct-taped to a wall is juxtaposed against a Monet, the absurdity of this cultural revolution is starkly apparent.

If it exists, where is the unseen world located?

Pentecost and the blessing of the nations in their particularity is a judgement against the false unity of tyrants.

In less than 80 minutes, Cavalleria rusticana alone establishes Mascagni as a composer worth our attention.

Is it better to deny an immigrant entry to a country on the basis of who they are or what they believe? 

The Door compels the reader to ask himself if love between two people is always healthy?

As long as there is a need to support weak-willed centrists, our troops will play a false alliance in pursuit of Pyrrhic victory.

Our elites seek to conquer human difference by silencing the conscience and destroying bonds of mutual dependence. 

Transgenderism is premised on dogmas which justify heinous acts against vulnerable people.

In the thrill of a deer stalk, the world is revealed to be what it truly is, a divine communication.

Smartphones and modern architecture enable and embody an endless supply of ersatz worlds with which to distract ourselves. We must resist the urge to flee from God into a multiverse of distractions, and learn to stand still in the presence of God.

There is a parallel between half-baked Jedi philosophy and the theory underpinning liberalism, as pointed out by Charles Taylor.

It used to be that young people sought advice from their elders. Today, they too often turn to psychologists.

Descartes presumably would not want to be blamed for strange chaps invading female spaces.

When a Christian politician dares to deviate from progressive morality, tolerance goes out the window.

“The UN is teeming with leftist organizations. I thought: Someone has to do something. Why shouldn’t I try it?”

Founders saw social progress as the result of economic progress—something the state could not be expected to provide.

Moutot and Stern have cast off their ties with the Left from which they came, and are keeping a firm grip on the truth.

The Church must take more seriously its power to curse God’s enemies, for their sake and for ours.

Mitterrand once said, “Beware of judges. They killed the monarchy. They will kill the Republic.”

There is an immensely wide gulf between Mozart’s prodigious talent and Nakamura’s incomprehensible whining.

For Aggie Madaras Kuperman, the question of her own life’s meaning was bound up with her father.

Un-tethered from the ‘male gaze,’ female beauty standards go the way of postmodern pastiche.

Men who want to build civilisations must not only dedicate themselves to worship and study, but they must train.