John G. Brungardt
“Don’t immanentize the eschaton!” was William F. Buckley’s popularized
version of an idea taken from the political philosopher Eric Voegelin.
Buckley later made it a political slogan: “Don’t let them immanentize
the eschaton!” With apologies to Voegelin scholars, what Buckley meant
was:“Don’t let ideologues try to create heaven on earth, because they’ll
deprive us of […]
Clara Sarrocco
One might wonder why an almost 800-page book written 67 years ago (1952)
by an author who died in 1961 would still have any relevance today. The
book is Witness by Whittaker Chambers. It is both an autobiography and a
“tell-all” book of a complicated life, of espionage, of a notorious
court case, and finally […]
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