G.K. Chesterton - The Everyman

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The Weird vs. The Creepy- A Proud Weirdo Takes a Stand

Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, the Democrats and the mainstream media have been tossing the word "weird" around a lot lately to describe their opponents. Well, here is one "Weirdo" saying he'd rather be weird than "creepy."

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Modernity's Conceit: The Tragedy of the Titan

It takes an effort of imagination to realize that we are actually fragile living creatures surrounded by dangers and discomforts, dependent upon food and shelter for our survival.

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Shooting the Messenger- A Review of Run Hide Fight (Spoilers Ahead)

Run Hide Fight is The Daily Wire's first foray into changing the culture by producing their own film. The movie follows a familiar storyline but in a more subversive way.

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Detective Philosophy

"People don’t want to accept even the possibility of discrimination, and so they default to “it doesn’t matter” to avoid providing an excuse for it. That is to say, they put truth second to expedience."

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The Visage of the Machine

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade ruling, and it is important to remember that amidst (and right below) all of the legal wranglings that the SCOTUS is now considering, lies something very dark and bloody- an demonic machine that keeps the culture of death humming along.

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Understanding "The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton

In its pages are at least a hint of the kind of attitudes that will be needed to face the monstrous leviathan that has since consumed the world in a manner as complete as Sunday’s apparent triumph.

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Taking Time to Enjoy Christmastide

With busy, stressful, and distracted lives, it can be easy to forget that Christmas is more than one day but a whole season. Perhaps it is time we start celebrating it like it is.

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Make Fairy Tales Violent Again

We a live in a culture that is obsessed with the idea of "justice", or at least justice for thee but mercy for me. The truth is that we have lost our collective wisdom about what these words mean, and it can in part be traced to how we hand on our faith and what stories we read our kids.

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The Weird vs. The Creepy- A Proud Weirdo Takes a Stand

Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, the Democrats and the mainstream media have been tossing the word "weird" around a lot lately to describe their opponents. Well, here is one "Weirdo" saying he'd rather be weird than "creepy."

Modernity's Conceit: The Tragedy of the Titan

It takes an effort of imagination to realize that we are actually fragile living creatures surrounded by dangers and discomforts, dependent upon food and shelter for our survival.

Shooting the Messenger- A Review of Run Hide Fight (Spoilers Ahead)

Run Hide Fight is The Daily Wire's first foray into changing the culture by producing their own film. The movie follows a familiar storyline but in a more subversive way.

Detective Philosophy

"People don’t want to accept even the possibility of discrimination, and so they default to “it doesn’t matter” to avoid providing an excuse for it. That is to say, they put truth second to expedience."

The Visage of the Machine

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade ruling, and it is important to remember that amidst (and right below) all of the legal wranglings that the SCOTUS is now considering, lies something very dark and bloody- an demonic machine that keeps the culture of death humming along.

Understanding "The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton

In its pages are at least a hint of the kind of attitudes that will be needed to face the monstrous leviathan that has since consumed the world in a manner as complete as Sunday’s apparent triumph.

Taking Time to Enjoy Christmastide

With busy, stressful, and distracted lives, it can be easy to forget that Christmas is more than one day but a whole season. Perhaps it is time we start celebrating it like it is.

Make Fairy Tales Violent Again

We a live in a culture that is obsessed with the idea of "justice", or at least justice for thee but mercy for me. The truth is that we have lost our collective wisdom about what these words mean, and it can in part be traced to how we hand on our faith and what stories we read our kids.

Kamala's Doublethink Conundrum

Just Another Person with an Opinion

Punching Up by Laughing Out Loud- A Review of Am I Racist?