Culture

Coincidentally: A More Delightful Vision

by Fr. George William Rutler

Would anyone like a sure-fire formula for a Broadway hit? I think this fits the bill: a one-act play in…

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Coincidentally: When the Curtain Falls

by Fr. George William Rutler

Sages have observed that while the public scene is afflicted with countless personalities who are false tinsel, only in Hollywood…

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Telling the Truth

by Fr. George William Rutler

“A lying mouth destroys the soul” (Wis. 1:11). Lying has become a governing etiquette in an age that has abandoned…

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Coincidentally: Taking Flight

by Fr. George William Rutler

In a recent motion picture, computer technology shows the monster Godzilla toppling the Chrysler Building onto my bedroom. Special effects…

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Coincidentally: The Madness of Many

by Fr. George William Rutler

Your scrivener writes these words with caution, for he is well aware of the power of coincidences to drive men…

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Speaking Well of the Dead

by Fr. George William Rutler

On July 29, 1997, a representative philosophe of our abortion culture, retired Supreme Court Justice William Brennan, was lavishly eulogized in St….

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Fanatics of Love: A Defense of Fanaticism

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

“Fanatic” is now modern society’s supreme insult—especially when combined with “religious.” The other new F-word is “fundamentalist.” When the federal…

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Coincidentally: Speaking of Wales

by Fr. George William Rutler

The Editor of this journal has asked me to write columns on matters of insignificance, as a respite from so…

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The Problem of Pain: Why Was God AWOL During the Holocaust?

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

“Pain is the only evil I know,” says the worldly Doctor Core to the priest in Walter M. Miller, Jr.’s…

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The Cybernetics of Liberalism

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

Cybernetics (basically, the science of the brain qua computer) explains much more than we realized. They used to think schizophrenia…

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How to Win the Culture War

by Dr. Peter Kreeft

To win any war, the three most necessary things to know are (1) that you are at war, (2) who…

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World Over – 2019-09-05 – Philip Lawler with Raymond Arroyo

by Phil Lawler

Check out last night’s World Over with Raymond Arroyo and the Center’s Phil Lawler.

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Libraries and the Culture Wars | President Fahey

by Dr. William Fahey

Here is the video of a lecture by Dr. William Fahey on Libraries and the Culture Wars. The lecture is…

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Libraries and the Culture Wars | Dr. William Fahey

by Dr. William Fahey

Here is the audio of a lecture by Dr. William Fahey on Libraries and the Culture Wars. The lecture is…

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Coincidentally: East Meets West

by Fr. George William Rutler

Anglo-Sino-Jewish connections form a triangle that dismays only those who sniff conspiracies in the Trilateral Commission and the fluoridation of…

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World Over – 2019-06-13 – Full Episode with Raymond Arroyo

by Phil Lawler

  Check out last night’s World Over with Raymond Arroyo and the Center’s Phil Lawler.

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Why the Catholic Revival Will Begin in New England | Phil Lawler

by Phil Lawler

Here is the video of a lecture by Dr. Phil Lawler  on the Catholic Revival. The lecture is 45 minutes with…

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The Witness of the 20th Century Martyrs & Joyce Kilmer

by Dr. Amy Fahey /Robert Royal

The witness of blood: Martyrs of the 20th century: Robert Royal, (president of the Faith & Reason Institute in Washington,…

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Word of the Day: DISCIPLE

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Word of the Day: DISCIPLE More on the terrain of translation — the corrugated landscape of what we can say,…

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