Mass Migration Threatens Civilization, But No One Seems to Mind
The reality of mass migration has been a disaster for the West and has done little to address the problems it purports to solve.
Gen Z Has Been Groomed for Radicalization
From screen addiction and social media echo chambers to pornography and nihilistic spiraling: the faceless internet is radicalizing and destroying young people and it’s time to take it seriously.
Behind the Myth of the Noble Savage Is Unfathomable Darkness
The persistent Enlightenment myth of the Noble Savage has captured the Christian imagination, in spite of all the evidence to the contrary.
A Lion in Springtime
Pope Leo is proving to be a surprisingly savvy leader in successfully navigating the intense political and cultural tensions within the Catholic Church and the wider world.
To Win Back Women, We Must Elevate Public Discourse
Conservative Catholicism must move on from the performative trad e-girls and back to wiser voices, male and female, if we are to win women back from feminism.
How to Respond to Open-Borders Christians
Does welcoming a stranger really mean opening the border and providing permanent residence to one’s country?
Recovering Love and Marriage in a Loveless and Divided Culture
Sandwiched between arranged marriages and committing sins of the flesh with random strangers is an intentional culture designed to weed out bad matches and encourage real courtship.
The Problem of Destination Churches
As a practicing Catholic who church hopped for so many years only to make his peace with the church up the street, I would suggest a third option, which lies somewhere in the middle.
Finally, an Honest and Informed Approach to Public Health
The politicization of health, which emerged during the COVID-19 regime to manipulate public perception, has taken a new form with recent warnings suggesting a link between Tylenol and autism.
What It Means to Forgive Our Enemies and What It Doesn’t
We are angry at Kirk’s murderer, the leftists celebrating Kirk’s death, and the leftist ideologies that fuel this evil. We now need to make sure we respond as a Christian should.
Complaining About a T-Shirt Will Not Save the Country
A nominally conservative majority in the courts will never be the lynchpin of advancing conservative priorities.
The “Sputnik Moment” Delusion
For at least a century or more, Westerners have been conditioned to see each new discovery and invention as a point in some grand civilizational competition. Connected to this framing is the simplistic belief in material progress.
How to Save the Music at Mass
We all know that the music at the typical Catholic Mass is often cheesy and inappropriate. But what can we do about it?
The Unappreciated Parallels Between Am I Racist? and The Screwtape Letters
One aspect of “Am I Racist?” that has yet to receive any attention is how closely it aligns with the apologetic style of The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis.
It’s Time To Ditch the Conventional Wisdom in this Election
Yes, J.D. Vance won the vice-presidential debate. But will it make any difference?
What’s Really at Stake with the WWII Debate
The debate over Churchill and World War II effectively calls into question the current Western political order.
The Benedict Option Will Tell You More About Today’s Conservatism Than Hillbilly Elegy
The Benedict Option has a basic conservative message: advocating for an anti-establishment way of life that rejects our dehumanized, secular modern culture.
The Political Versus Moral Realities of Abortion
While the moral case against abortion is clear-cut, the political issues surrounding it are less so.
How Colleges Have Made Themselves Useless
Cultural relativism and dissolved objective academic standards have made higher education’s decline inevitable.
Today’s Church Needs a Renaissance Pope
Right now, the Church needs proud leaders devoted to preserving civilization and inspiring excellence. What it doesn’t need are pusillanimous demagogues committed to seeking approval.
