As I read through premodern histories that record the effects of epidemics much worse than our present crisis, I am struck by how our ancestors seemed to take them all in stride.
If you have two weeks of food — and you should — then you should also have at least two weeks of toilet paper. I hope I don’t have to explain the causal connection.
Why should we be so pleased and moved that infant mortality decreased at the same time we were free to kill as many of these same babies just before birth?
I know of no better reflection of the disenchantment of the modern world than a traffic jam. It is truly soul-destroying.
What has become a secular symbol of greed and pop sentimentality — probably the worst possible way to celebrate Jesus’ birth — can be reinvested with meaning that points to the true Messiah.
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