After spending half an hour with my wife in an empty theater before discovering that we were “mislocated” (I’m not the cleverest hobbit in the Shire), we raced to the right theater just as the […]
In an era when there is more information available than ever before, why is disciplined reasoning so rare? Wouldn’t one expect this to be reason’s golden age? Nevertheless, in political contests and in the debates […]
A sizeable percentage of committed Catholics have given up on the arts: literature, poetry, visual art, music, and film, at least art that is produced in the public arena. Other Catholics have built a wall […]
It is popular, even avant-garde, to dismiss and deride America’s so-called “culture wars” and to assert that the important issues are economic: jobs, household income, taxation, economic growth, and economic justice. How many times have […]
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