One Eternal Day

In "Confessing Sin, Then and Now," an Anglican pastor dislikes some modern liturgical innovations. I think he's right. The ...

Ben Domenech, in "She Loved God, Booze, And Cigarettes — And She Thought...," notes that today is the birthday of Dorothy L. Saye...

I found this book review very much worth reading. David Brooks: Back when I didn’t believe in God, I did a lot of church shopping. I was tr...

Allen Guelzo, historian of the American Civil War, comments on what was lost when Gordon Wood was killed. Wood was one of the most influenti...

Many colleges, both private and many campuses of state schools, are in trouble. Demographics indicate that there are, and will be, fewer and...

June 6, 1944 From Patrick Kurp, Those Both Dead and Alive Who Did It for You : Now that it is over it seems to me a pure miracle that we ev...

About useful idiots and fellow travelers : today there are many on both the Left and the Right. What is the difference between a useful idio...

In 1988, I gave my pastor, Rev. Kevin Butler, a sealed envelope containing my "Funeral and Burial Instructions." Recently, his wif...

Patrick Kurp : “I am a nostalgist. More susceptible to the pull of the past than many of those around me, I am also aware of my condition, e...

I've owned this book for some time, but only started reading it yesterday. It is The Hidden Life of Trees , by Peter Wohlleben. Definite...

Kyle Smith didn't much care for  Pressure , a film about the preparation for D-Day which I had been hoping to like. Not so much, now. A ...

From CrimeReads , Jeffrey Archer selects the "the ten novels [he] return[s] to from before 1980," excluding Agatha Christie (who g...

 

Irving Kristol once defined a neoconservative as "a liberal who's been mugged by reality." Former mainstream liberal Democrati...

History may not repeat itself, but it often rhymes. In a review of Love and Terror: The Helter-Skelter History of the Manson Murders, atte...

Wise counsel  from a work of fiction: ...Tolkien’s assessment of history isn’t just the musings of some dour and curmudgeonly professor. His...

Kevin DeYoung on "Why Christians Should Give Thanks for Memorial Day" begins ".... It is always tricky to know how the churc...

In an interesting essay reviewing a book about the role of "religion" in government, a few paragraphs explaining the original und...

From the author of Therapy Nation , who is himself a psychotherapist: Too much of modern therapy culture keeps people stuck, reinforcing gri...

Gene Autry's "Cowboy Code" for his young fans: The Cowboy must never shoot first, hit a smaller man, or take unfair advantage...