We’re TIGERs Tonight
In warfare, the goal is to get the other side to surrender, usually involving death and destruction. In football, the idea is to score more points than . . .
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Well-Intended Failure – Part III of III
In fact, what doesn’t kill us usually does make us stronger (risk, danger, injury, pain, and even suffering being necessary to make us stronger and happier); we need to recognize our feelings but . . .
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Earned Success – Part II of III
Again, given all the paths to happiness we as human beings have at our disposal, earned success is by far the most important, and success isn’t necessarily material success . . .
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You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Weigel believes "the irony of modern Catholic history" is that a church maybe appearing reactionary since the Reformation might now offer a good way out of modernity’s current narrative crisis . . .
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30,000 Shades of Christianity
In any case, we must point out that Christianity is a vast religion worldwide with just about every variation imaginable; indeed, some Christians don’t believe in God or the Resurrection . . .
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The Bear Rug
When Uncle Sam gives some of the smartest, ablest, and most hardworking people in the world (Wall Street executives) strong, nearly carte blanche incentives to create utopias . . .
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Seven Types of Atheism
John Gray’s recent book, Seven Types of Atheism, however, says very clearly: “Not so fast. There are many commonalities between religious persons and atheists . . .
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Primal Screams
Ms. Eberstadt supports the feminist agenda of freedom of opportunity across the board, but she objects to what has become, quite literally, throwing the “baby out with the bath water” . . .
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Tumblin’ Tumbleweeds
Praxis Circle’s team likes on Fridays to offer something relevant to the worldview conversation on a distinctly lighter note. . .
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