In Memoriam: ‘Baby Girl #1’
- Culture, Politics, Western Civilization
- May 3, 2022
The claim that beauty is in the eye of the beholder is an expression of philosophical relativism. It confuses and conflates goodness, truth and beauty with preference, prejudice and opinion.
Preference has a kinship with prejudice and is often kindled …
READ MOREPublic discourse is at a nadir. There is plenty of debate, especially over politics and morality. But it is generating way more heat than light.
People on all sides are frustrated with their opponents. “Why don’t they see the light?”…
READ MOREI came across some good news today. The kind of news that makes me think there is some hope for America and its citizens.
“What is this good news?” you might ask.
It’s simple, really: schools are beginning to teach …
READ MOREYes, yes, and yes!
That was what I shouted, in the silence of my heart, when I finished Louis Markos’ online review “How Classical Education Can Liberate Black America.”
Earlier that same week, I’d read yet another account of an …
READ MOREIf you’re a young, marriageable woman these days—or even if you’re the parent or grandparent of one—you’ve probably asked the following question once or twice: “Where are all the good men?”
To be sure, there’s no shortage of males, …
READ MOREMy mother passed away in August four days short of her 70th birthday. When we lose something we love, it’s easy to feel bitter, resentful, cheated. It’s easy to feel that life is cruel, systematically robbing us of everything good …
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