Although written during the tumultuous social and cultural upheavals of the 1960's, Andre Alice Norton's Witch World Series managed to run counter to the counter-culture by showing how the sexes could successfully complement, rather than conflict, with one another.
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The U.S government's attempts to control the spread of the Coronavirus has brought to light just how much cognitive dissonance we live with when it comes to how much value we really place on life.
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Despite a popular television show, eight NYT Best-Selling books, and thriving ministry in Houston, TX, Joel Osteen's seems more of a motivational speaker than a pastor. Especially when his sermons run a little lean on God and extremely rich on the personal pronouns.
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Rudyard Kipling's epic poem Gunga Din, as with so many other works of the past, may not go over so well in our Progressively-minded era. But it should be read and remembered because not was it progressive for its time, but it also offers an insight in to the paucity of modern Progressive thought.
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The 2020 film "Gretel and Hansel" is actually a far darker take on the classic "Hansel and Gretel" fairy tale and may be too eerie for some. Nevertheless, this modern retelling still manages to end on a bright, albeit imperfect, ending.
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With fewer people in general, and even fewer men in particular, regularly attending church, churches are finding different ways to bring new people in, and to keep the ones they have. But is it working, and is it worth it?
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It's time to move past the controversies and emotions and seek practical reforms for our broken immigration system.
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Kobe Bryant was an NBA legend whose skills and fame will always be remembered, but despite his personal failings, his life off the court deserves to be remembered as well.
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In these two famous paintings, we see more than just two differing depictions of the same subject. We see the essential differences between modernism and traditionalism.
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