A while back I was perusing some old Louder with Crowder videos. I had options you see… continue with my study of Dante’s Inferno, digest the indigestible work of Robert Massie’s Peter the Great: His Life and World, or watch funny YouTube videos. I chose the former. I have always enjoyed Louder with Crowder. His “Change...
Last week I subjected you all to a long missive about the decline of the American Republic. This week I have decided to be a little more optimistic and discuss something, frankly, far more critical to us all as individuals: character. From business, to politics, to law, to the basic interactions between us as people,...
Enough of politics… This season has created division, disparagement, and indigestion. For today’s blog, let’s talk about something noncontroversial: religion. A couple of disclaimers just to know where I am coming from: Some intellectuals detest religion. They feel it is medieval, codified superstition, coercive and, in the final analysis, just kinda silly. Other intellectuals are extremely...
The French Revolution? Over the last few days, I have heard numerous references to the United States undergoing a process similar to that of the events leading up to the French Revolution. God, help us if that is true. The years following the French Revolution were anything but sanguine for the French people. Fortunately, I think the...
