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The Trial of Theodore McCarrick and Why this World is Not Enough

March 25, 2023>

As the trial of Theodore McCarrick continues to be dragged delayed, some are beginning to wonder if the man can or will make it to trial. It begs the question, at his stage in life, even if he is found guilty, what sort of punish would be fitting and just for him?

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Ninety Years of King Kong

March 20, 2023>

"For all the original's surface-level simplicity and unpretentiousness, it is clearly the product of higher, more assured culture than our own; one that had a far greater sense of its own identity, values, and ideals, that was unafraid to take risks or to grapple with the thorny problems of life."

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Considerations on the Influence of AI on Christianity, and How to Resist It.

March 10, 2023>

If the only thing churches continue to talk about is how to “have your best life now,” they will have no defense against an AI that promises to help you get there even faster.

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Fauda: The Best Show You Haven't Watched

March 03, 2023>

If you've had your fill of the constant onslaught of woke entertainment on American television, then consider watching the Israeli show Fauda on Netflix. It shows in tense and griping storylines why the woke worldview is a luxury that much of the world does without.

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The Parallels of a World Haunted By Ghosts and One Haunted By Screens

From a broader perspective, Lockwood & Co. suggests that replacing computers with ghosts would mainly lead to cosmetic differences while leaving much of modern secular society intact.

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The Two Triumphs of Mark Houck (Only One is Worth Cheering Though)

Pro-Life activist Mark Houck was recently acquitted of violating the FACE Act in federal court. It was a triumph for Houck and the pro-life movement, but it was also a moment of triumph for the federal government.

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Rian Johnson: The Voice of His Generation

"And that really encompasses a large part of the current generation, doesn’t it? Contemptuously immolating our heritage in order to satisfy our personal grievances and stoke our own egos."

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"Groundhog Day" Is More Than a Movie; It Is the Myth of Modernity

" The arrogance and self-centeredness, the crushing sense of futility and isolation, the flights into hedonism and finally existential despair, and with it the antidote of personal connections, community spirit, and self-forgetfulness, all compacted in a brilliantly simple fantasy."

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Seeing Past the Illusions- Lessons from The Specter of the Gun

Too often it seems that reading the news becomes an excruciating task in deciphering what is real and what is spin. Once again a classic show provides us lesson in learning to see through the illusions that are now part and parcel of our current political landscape.

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