One way to think about Western civilization is to think of it as consisting of [...]
In Ernest Hemingway’s book A Moveable Feast, he gives the best advice I have ever [...]
I was asked to speak to a gathering of classical educators recently on the issue [...]
To say that a book is a great Christian novel obviously and necessarily implies two [...]
The expression “dark ages” refers to the period of time after the fall of Rome [...]
In Amor Towles’ new book, The Lincoln Highway, we find eight-year-old Billy Watson in a [...]
When I worked in public policy many years ago, one of my jobs was to [...]
In 1981, a book was published by a well-regarded, but-until-then-not-terribly-famous philosopher. The book was called [...]
It is an interesting irony that, at a time when so many Christians have abandoned [...]
Walker Percy once speculated about a world in which the problem of death had been [...]
