Tag Archives: Freedom

Must the State Promote Virtue?

Posted on February 26, 2016 by Matthew Bowman

As I have mentioned, I help teach students at Christendom about creative writing. In the course of a conversation in the last week, I found out that some of those students, who enjoy attending the college’s Chester-Belloc Debate Society, will … Continue reading →

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The NPR’s Pathetic Attempt at Catholicism: A Fisk

Posted on September 10, 2015 by Lori Janeski

Pope Francis will soon visit the United States, and that means ’tis the season for moronic attempts by non-Catholics and fake-Catholics to pretend to explain Catholicism to the Low Information Readers.  It’s amazing; not too long ago, people had the … Continue reading →

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Today *IS* National Barbecue Day

Posted on July 4, 2015 by Matthew Bowman

Every year, someone will complain that we’re losing sight of what this day means in the United States. Someone always complains about that sort of thing for a holiday. So what is the spirit of Independence Day in this country? Is it a … Continue reading →

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