Patrick M. Laurence
The story of the American Founding usually begins in the East. In that
account, we speak of the war of independence, the establishment of the
American republic, and of prominent founding fathers like George
Washington and Thomas Jefferson. But there is an older story involving
other founding fathers which took place in the West. Nearly […]
Robert B. Greving
Two years ago I wrote a piece about St. Thomas entitled In Defense of
Doubt. In it, I praised St. Thomas for facing his doubts and said that
honest doubt can be a good thing. In light of current proposals to
change the wording of the last clause of the “Our Father,” I should like
[…]
Sean Fitzpatrick
For all their disagreements, scientific fact and science fiction are in
agreement concerning the viral quality of fear. Men tend to panic when
the wind changes overnight and blows beyond their control. Pandemonium
is never as distant as a complacent people imagine. Civilized society is
not immune from collapse just because it is civilized. Ingenuity […]
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