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When a well-connected author publishes a new book, they make the rounds of various shows. Such authors also enjoy mentions in the media, as befitting their fame and connections. Fo...
by Dan Hitchens, First Things Reading—for obvious reasons—Henri Daniel-Rops’s The Church in the Dark Ages, I have been repeatedly struck by the truism that moments of institutional...
“We live in a time when progressives can sport bumper stickers that will tout the ticket of Shagrat/Slubgob 2024, and still manage to look down on you and your kind as ethical reta...
It does more to shape a life than intellect and hard work
Alasdair MacIntyre on the local.
JohnH: I’d put greed for money and power first but some wrap it up in their religion. hairbear: And some wrap religion around thier own personal lust for money or power. I’...
from The Critic By the goodness of those who are not treated very well.
That is the title of the new and very stimulating essay by Nabeel Qureshi. It is difficult to summarize, but here is one excerpt: 2. Great art contains multiple overlapping layers...
In an industry steeped in tradition, dominated by centuries-old distilleries and corporate-owned brands, independent whisky bottlers are the mavericks. The explorers. The storyte...
THIS is an interesting book, which covers a wide range on the borders between theology and philosophy. It might have had as a subtitle “The relevance of the Torah for today”, but t...
Daniel J. Mahoney, The American Mind In delightful literary forms, he conveys moral and political insights that remain all the more true for being so profoundly countercultural.
Dan Hitchens, First Things There's something to that, perhaps. But taking a longer view, the conflict represents something else. We are not in an age of great leaders; instead we...
As we approach America’s 250th birthday, our celebrations reflect on the greatness of our country. Inherent in our celebrations is the belief that America is a great land. America...
by James Jeffrey, The Critic The UK continues to miss the wood for the trees. It frets over the size of its military. It frets over its lack of economic dynamism. It frets over the...
Gandhi demonstrated that personal morality could become public power. The post Why Good People Do Not Change the World appeared first on The Good Men Project.
George Eliot’s masterpiece of provincial life still has much to teach us about sympathy and toleranceVirgina Woolf declared Middlemarch “one of the few English novels written for g...
The moral lesson from the story of Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Wali (R.A.) is that all of us are born to serve humanity. The aim of our existence is to serve people in one or the other form...
Being wealthy, or not, is not wrong... it is more often the hand we are dealt, and while most of us would rather have ‘more,’ most of us would rather have our ‘more’ honesty, and r...
At The Telegraph, John Haldane remembers the late Dominican theologian Fr. Fergus Kerr. At UnHerd, Sohrab Ahmari has had enough with Donald Trump’s “mad king” governing style, and...
by Paul Collits, TCW ANY society should be judged on how, and how well, it looks after its most vulnerable. Without wanting to get into a hierarchy of victimhood, you would expect...
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For generations of TV viewers, the beloved presenter has linked the patch of glass in our living rooms and the wide world beyond. And he’s not done yet.
by Daniel Dieppe, The Critic Universalism is based on irrational ideas about human nature Let’s say your close friend Geoff ran over an innocent pedestrian with a car, causing a se...
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