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Here is the conclusion to the above-titled article by James Arlandson at American Thinker — the entire post is a must-read as it contains important history: [P]ostmodernism – or hyper-skepticism – also describes the roots…
Read MoreDr. Laina Farhat-Holzman: Controlling water was one of the first technological efforts at the beginning of what we call “civilization,” or city building.
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Here is Alexi Sargeant writing at First Things: [Yesterday], April 23rd, [marked] an important anniversary: four hundred years since the death of William Shakespeare. Or, at least, four centuries on from the traditional date of…
Read MoreBy Adam Carrington: Shakespeare calls on us to remember who we are as human beings and how our nature should be reflected in our society’s mores and laws.
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Here is Susan D. Harris writing at American Thinker: Classical music is a pinnacle of Western civilization that always evokes in me a feeling of prideful human achievement. Now, seeing Western civilization seeming to scramble…
Read MoreBy Michael Curtis: Can Angela Merkel’s action be regarded as “appeasement”? One hopes she stops short of that.
Read MoreBy Bruce Walker: The purpose of the Electoral College was as much to preserve the power of the sovereign states from the national government as anything else.
Read MoreBy Gregory Brown: The traditional criteria for just war remain sound, especially in helping leaders avoid the false extremes of cynical realism and idealistic pacifism.
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A video from Bill Whittle
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Philip Ahlrich quotes Thomas Jefferson in the article excerpted below: In every government on earth is some trace of human weakness, some germ of corruption and degeneracy, which cunning will discover, and wickedness insensibly…
Read MoreBy James Lewis: “Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered…”
Read MoreBy Eric Metaxas: Some Christians are heroic because they fought back against evil. Find out about a hero who was great because he didn’t fight back.
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Here is Stephen Moore at Townhall.com: The idea of American exceptionalism has been embedded in our collective DNA for generations. It is the faith-based belief that, as Ronald Reagan put it, America is a…
Read MoreBy Bill Muehlenberg: Out of paganism Christianity emerged and won the day, establishing civilization and civility. As Christianity waned, civilization began to crumble and a new paganism emerged.
Read MoreBy Bill Muelenberg: Out of paganism Christianity emerged and won the day, establishing civilization and civility.
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