The end of the West or the rebirth of Western civilization?
Between confrontation that could lead to global war and an understanding capable of establishing a cooperative world order, founded upon Natural Law
Reason-Vision-Virtue
The Political Economy of Love in Capitalism
Love requires attention, affection, and reciprocal flow — a natural cycle of giving and receiving. Capitalism can easily commodify the first two,
The Line Between the Sacred and the Profane
Humor lets us shuttle between the sacred and the profane without tearing the fabric. It lets us test limits and play around
Meta’s Child Sex-Trafficking Problem
A newly unsealed court filing shows the tech giant connected children to predators on a scale much larger than previously understood. In
Ancient Wisdom: Me, My Kids, and Rock ‘n’ Roll
I titled it, somewhat grandly, A History of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Putting together the curriculum was a revelation: I still had an
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave
This wisdom of Plato and Aristotle is clearly timely in America. Justice must become the central focus of political life. And law
Let Comedians Say Anything: Why Comedy Is Society’s Last Honest Mirror
At a time when public discourse is increasingly constrained by political polarization, fragile egos, and manufactured outrage, comedy remains one of the
Sorry, White Nationalists
Europeans were black until the rise of Rome, and Rome was multiracial. Joseph Shavit summarizes the paper of Professor Perretti and colleagues: “Researchers
The Aryan Christian Religion and Politics of Richard Wagner
Richard Wagner (1813–1883) is universally celebrated as the consummate exponent of nineteenth-century German opera, whose developed Romantic idiom helped to usher in
The Great Feminization
Women can sue their bosses for running a workplace that feels like a fraternity house, but men can’t sue when their workplace
Prejudices and Methodological Errors That Impede Correct Thinking
Viewed in this way, it can be concluded that no one has the right to hold the truth alone or to determine