The Everyman (Page 2)

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Reflections on Leaving Afghanistan

The two decades of military operations in Afghanistan have come to an end. Here are some amateur reflections on what can rightfully, but unfortunately, called an era of war.

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What Belongs in a Restricted Library and Why? The Bible?

As the censorious Woke culture continues unabated, are we drawing near to a time when the Bible would end up in some restricted library? And by whom? The answer is not as straightforward as you might think.

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Harvard Hokum, Vol. 2

Here once again, are a few dispatches from the world’s most pretentious university that continue to confirm that our ruling class has gone mad. As an alumna, I consider it my sacred duty to mock and defy them.

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Great Fiction Strikes Back- The Superversive Movement and The Pulp Revolution.

While it sometimes seems that every movie made or every book published has succumbed to the "woke", there are in fact many authors out there that are pushing back by writing new and exciting stories in a more traditional and elevated style.

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Can We Keep Our Republic? And What is to be Done?

As our cultural and political differences continue to grow further apart, it can feel like our nation is stuck in Yeats' iconic poem as "things fall apart, the center cannot hold." The question is, can our Republic survive when trust in our leaders, our laws, and even our elections have eroded away.

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A Pro-Family Sequel as Good as the Original- A Review of A Quiet Place 2 (some spoilers ahead).

If you didn't get around to seeing A Quiet Place 2 in the theaters, it is now streaming online. The same storytelling that made the first film a hit in 2018, is back in a tale about the power of the family to survive in harsh times.

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Still Relevant After a Quarter of a Century- A Retrospective on Star Trek First Contact

It has 25 years since the release of Star Trek First Contact, and even though the world and culture has changed much in that time, it's story of fighting a collectivist evil can still resonate with us today.

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Using Literature to Reaffirm the Truths of Independence Day

Teaching the principles that make America exceptional has never been easy, especially now in our utterly divided times. So on this Fourth of July, perhaps we ought to try a different route to pass on our nation's founding principles- stories.

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Look We Finally Got Jesus Right! Right?

Memes are the billboards of the internet, whose purpose is to sell us something in the most simplistic and of course biased manner. Here is a breakdown of a Jesus Meme that has popped up from time to time.

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Reflections on Leaving Afghanistan

The two decades of military operations in Afghanistan have come to an end. Here are some amateur reflections on what can rightfully, but unfortunately, called an era of war.

What Belongs in a Restricted Library and Why? The Bible?

As the censorious Woke culture continues unabated, are we drawing near to a time when the Bible would end up in some restricted library? And by whom? The answer is not as straightforward as you might think.

Harvard Hokum, Vol. 2

Here once again, are a few dispatches from the world’s most pretentious university that continue to confirm that our ruling class has gone mad. As an alumna, I consider it my sacred duty to mock and defy them.

Great Fiction Strikes Back- The Superversive Movement and The Pulp Revolution.

While it sometimes seems that every movie made or every book published has succumbed to the "woke", there are in fact many authors out there that are pushing back by writing new and exciting stories in a more traditional and elevated style.

Can We Keep Our Republic? And What is to be Done?

As our cultural and political differences continue to grow further apart, it can feel like our nation is stuck in Yeats' iconic poem as "things fall apart, the center cannot hold." The question is, can our Republic survive when trust in our leaders, our laws, and even our elections have eroded away.

A Pro-Family Sequel as Good as the Original- A Review of A Quiet Place 2 (some spoilers ahead).

If you didn't get around to seeing A Quiet Place 2 in the theaters, it is now streaming online. The same storytelling that made the first film a hit in 2018, is back in a tale about the power of the family to survive in harsh times.

Still Relevant After a Quarter of a Century- A Retrospective on Star Trek First Contact

It has 25 years since the release of Star Trek First Contact, and even though the world and culture has changed much in that time, it's story of fighting a collectivist evil can still resonate with us today.

Using Literature to Reaffirm the Truths of Independence Day

Teaching the principles that make America exceptional has never been easy, especially now in our utterly divided times. So on this Fourth of July, perhaps we ought to try a different route to pass on our nation's founding principles- stories.

Look We Finally Got Jesus Right! Right?

Memes are the billboards of the internet, whose purpose is to sell us something in the most simplistic and of course biased manner. Here is a breakdown of a Jesus Meme that has popped up from time to time.

Bad Meme, Bad Theology: Why the Parable of the Lost Sheep is the Wrong Analogy to Demonstrate Racial Oppression

Only in America- The Flight of Inspiration 4

The American Federation of Teachers Apparently Have Much More Important Things to Worry About Than Their Students