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Tolerance Leads to Totalitarianism

"Pluralism, ‘tolerance’, ‘inclusion’, ‘diversity’, whatever you care to call it is an inherently intolerant, totalitarian philosophy, one of the most intolerant ever devised by man."

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Theology May Feel Like a Luxury...But it Isn't!

While some may feel that discussing abstract theological issues is a luxury for highly educated professors or clergy, the truth is that it is not! For as we shall see, the reason Christianity is in such a mess, is precisely because we stopped properly teaching theology.

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The Government Giving Permission Is Not the Same as the Government Preserving Freedom

The choice between vaccine passport, and a mask is an illusion. ... The parameters of the decision are artificially determined by the expert class, and enforced by both the state, and the roused-up collective.

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

AFT sees students not as vulnerable human beings with unique educational and social needs to be nurtured to allow them to grow to their full potential, but clogs to be put into the activist machine, and school closures as an opportune time to isolate them, and rip them away from the world they know.

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Remember Your Death, but Stay in the Race

Nothing focuses the mind more than thinking about death- your own or someone close to you. This is why the Church has always encouraged the phrase Memento Mori- "Remember Your Death."

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Following Our Lord Along the Path- A Good Friday Reflection

Given the current 'unpleasantness' it can sometimes seem that death is all around us. But we rarely stop to think about it, let alone our own. On this Good Friday we should take time to ponder and uplift our thoughts about death by reflecting on our Lord's passion and crucifixion.

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Post-Mortem of a Pandemic- 7 Lessons Learned from the Past Year

A year has passed since a whole host of policies and regulations were put in place to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Now that the pandemic is subsiding, it is a perfect time to reflect on what we've learned over the past year, and how we should proceed into the future.

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The Ongoing War on Homeschooling- Part One: Prohibitors and Regulators

As public middle and high schools across America are still not fully open, many parents have had it with a public school system that left them high and dry over the past year. Some are considering homeschooling, which has recently been in the sights of some elites who wish to regulate or ban it.

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Eight Reasons Masks Should Not be Worn in Church (And One Reason They Should)

We have been told for almost a year now that only by wearing a mask, social distancing, and avoiding public gatherings would we save lives. Since then, we've learned that this position is not entirely true. Given what we now know, what would be a reasonable approach to attending church?

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Tolerance Leads to Totalitarianism

"Pluralism, ‘tolerance’, ‘inclusion’, ‘diversity’, whatever you care to call it is an inherently intolerant, totalitarian philosophy, one of the most intolerant ever devised by man."

Theology May Feel Like a Luxury...But it Isn't!

While some may feel that discussing abstract theological issues is a luxury for highly educated professors or clergy, the truth is that it is not! For as we shall see, the reason Christianity is in such a mess, is precisely because we stopped properly teaching theology.

The Government Giving Permission Is Not the Same as the Government Preserving Freedom

The choice between vaccine passport, and a mask is an illusion. ... The parameters of the decision are artificially determined by the expert class, and enforced by both the state, and the roused-up collective.

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

AFT sees students not as vulnerable human beings with unique educational and social needs to be nurtured to allow them to grow to their full potential, but clogs to be put into the activist machine, and school closures as an opportune time to isolate them, and rip them away from the world they know.

Remember Your Death, but Stay in the Race

Nothing focuses the mind more than thinking about death- your own or someone close to you. This is why the Church has always encouraged the phrase Memento Mori- "Remember Your Death."

Following Our Lord Along the Path- A Good Friday Reflection

Given the current 'unpleasantness' it can sometimes seem that death is all around us. But we rarely stop to think about it, let alone our own. On this Good Friday we should take time to ponder and uplift our thoughts about death by reflecting on our Lord's passion and crucifixion.

Post-Mortem of a Pandemic- 7 Lessons Learned from the Past Year

A year has passed since a whole host of policies and regulations were put in place to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Now that the pandemic is subsiding, it is a perfect time to reflect on what we've learned over the past year, and how we should proceed into the future.

The Ongoing War on Homeschooling- Part One: Prohibitors and Regulators

As public middle and high schools across America are still not fully open, many parents have had it with a public school system that left them high and dry over the past year. Some are considering homeschooling, which has recently been in the sights of some elites who wish to regulate or ban it.

Eight Reasons Masks Should Not be Worn in Church (And One Reason They Should)

We have been told for almost a year now that only by wearing a mask, social distancing, and avoiding public gatherings would we save lives. Since then, we've learned that this position is not entirely true. Given what we now know, what would be a reasonable approach to attending church?

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