Baseball Rules Changes Will Harm The National Pastime’s Comeback
Extending the designated hitter to the National League and controversial extra-inning rules threaten to complicate an already bizarre 60-game MLB season.
The ‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Is Great Because It Was Created For Fans
The ‘Downton Abbey’ movie was not really a film, but a two-hour episode on the silver screen. Fans of the beloved series will be enchanted.
A Visit To Arlington National Cemetery On Memorial Day
Amidst the barbecues, the family gatherings, and the time off from work, we must remember the true reason for the end-of-May holiday.
What The West Can Learn From Thailand About Loving One’s Heritage
It may surprise many Westerners, but Thailand, a country known for attracting notoriously libertine tourists, is actually a quite religious, conservative nation.
Jordan Peterson Lights Up The Right With Rational Explanations Of Why Tradition Matters
What makes Jordan Peterson’s message importantly different and provocative is not the content of his advice and rules, but rather the manner and strength of his rationale.
What An Ancient Greek Play About Lies Has To Say To Contemporary Politics
Within his ancient play ‘The Clouds,’ Aristophanes examines two particular kinds of speech, just and unjust speech, and their timeless conflict.
3 Reasons Young Folks Are Getting That Old-Time Religion
Formal instruction in religion seems to have disappeared in many places, but the younger generation still has a soul and still craves the infinite.
There Is No Such Thing As White Cultural Heritage. The West’s Legacy Is Open To All
Their claims to Western culture—an essentially multi-racial, multi-ethnic legacy—are fake. The alt-right is attacking, not protecting, this culture.
Why Young Adults May Embrace Jane Austen’s ‘Happily Ever After’ In Marriage
Despite the progressive lessons of their elders, many young people are embracing old-fashioned norms like marriage and traditional gender roles.
Bob Dylan Rescues Literature From The Literary Set
Bob Dylan’s Nobel acceptance speech could almost have been written to illustrate the famous words on ‘tradition and the individual talent’ from an earlier Nobel laureate.
Hitting The Brakes On Thomas Friedman’s ‘Age Of Accelerations’
Thomas Friedman’s latest book, ‘Thank You For Being late,’ spouts platitudes that supposedly explain the future. Is there a way to reconcile his overly optimistic vision with a more realistic view of history and tradition?
‘The Crown’ Reminds Us Why Constitutional Monarchy Is Awesome
Netflix’s new drama considers Elizabeth II’s early reign, and the difficulties she confronts in a post-World War II world.
Whatever Your Politics, Your Clothes Are Conservative
Raised on a diet of force-fed progressivism, we millennials inhale liberal ideas without knowing it, and find them at war with some innately conservative impulses.
How And Why To Think Like A Vampire
If modern people disagree with a vampire about human nature, it’s most likely the vampire is right, because he’s a thousand years old and experience trumps experiments every time.
How Science Gives Tradition ‘The Finger’
‘Galileo’s Middle Finger’ frets about political correctness ruining scientific research, but refuses to acknowledge that faith and tradition can help us understand the limits of science.
Conservatism’s Essential Element Is Experience
Ultimately, if one is to understand conservatism, one must begin with its essential element: not the mind, the heart, nor the soul, but experience.
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