Revolution from the Middle
The Insurgent Disposition In 1976, sociologist Donald Warren published a little-known book with the title The Radical Center: Middle Americans […]
Empty Sky Liberalism and the Post-Christian World
Our transition from a predominantly Christian world to post-Christian was not a sudden cultural shift.
Education for Political Animals
The truth is that the Western tradition simply refuses to acknowledge a dichotomy between education’s transcendent and earthly ends.
Moscow Magnanimity
There is a greatness of soul to the figureheads of the Moscow Mood, especially in their habitual joviality.
Saints Versus Statesmen
We seek to cultivate mere citizens, and even statesmen; it would be better to cultivate saints.
How Plain-Spoken Courage Can Move the Overton Window
The Overton window keeps people silent, allowing them to press their propaganda even further.
Sleeper Cell Schools and the Mandate to Rule
Christian schools instill in students a sense of purpose and destiny, challenging them to be catalysts for change.
Heinlein Vs. Verhoeven
Heinlein’s work stands morally in a different league from Verhoeven’s adaptation.
Classically Practical
Classical Christian Ed Must Lay Claim to the New “Job Training” Classical education advocates often make the claim that true […]
Richard Dawkins’ Cultural Christianity
While cultural Christianity is a good thing, it is also unsustainable in the long term without genuine spiritual renewal in society.
