There are some very hard questions to ask about our forefathers. But they cannot be asked in isolation from consideration of our own complicity in the exploitation and evils of today’s globalized economy. Read More

 

(See also Dr. Trueman’s review of a book by Hartmut Rosa, “a critical theorist who has  elaborated a number of concepts of exceptional usefulness in thinking about the contemporary state—perhaps I should say our contemporary experience—of Western culture.”)

Abortion-rights advocates have relinquished the word “woman” out of deference to gender ideologues. Read More

(See also her piece on two new lawsuits challenging the Biden administration’s reinterpretation of federal anti-discrimination statutes to include “sexual orientation and gender identity.”)

Sen. Joe Manchin’s declaration that he wants his fellow Democrats to take a “strategic pause” in crafting the party’s proposed $3.5 trillion domestic spending package is an early warning sign for the political troubles Democrats are courting if they ignore his plea and move full speed ahead. Read More

A new anthology highlights the work of the late Father Paul Mankowski, one of the U.S. Church’s brightest spirits and noblest sons. Read More

If the Church would keep the sheep in the fold, and call home those who have strayed, it would do well to speak in a recognizable voice. Read More

Virginia has become a Democratic-leaning state over the past decade, which gives former governor Terry McAuliffe a leg up in his effort to get his old job back. The polls, however, suggest that it might not be a slam dunk. Read More