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Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence and human dignity contains some of the most powerful affirmations of individual personhood in modern Social Doctrine — and some of its most troubling concessions to statist collectivism. We read it whole. Pope… Continue Reading →
An absolute legend went viral recently for refusing to bow to in Muslim prayer. A child (age 6-8) who refused to join classmates prostrating in prayer during a Scouts UK interfaith visit to Stirling Islamic Centre, drawing praise for his… Continue Reading →
For Mateusz, RIP Writing has become, or maybe has always been, a venting mechanism for me. It often comes in bursts of emotions I channel through rhythm, verse and rhyme, as poetry hides feeling behind structure. But when the sorrow… Continue Reading →
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas argued that the principles of the Declaration of Independence should be lived, not treated as abstract, intellectualized theories during a lecture this week at the University of Texas, Austin. “Even those who support them too often… Continue Reading →
Incorrectly attributed to GK Chesterton, this excellent quote sums up what men of the West face in this existential crisis.
“Love not the world, nor the things which are in the world. If any man love the world, the charity of the Father is not in him.” – 1 Jn 2:15
The tragic death of 25-year-old Noelia Castillo Ramos by euthanasia in Barcelona on March 26, 2026, stands as a stark illustration of the human cost when expansive state systems supplant personal responsibility, family authority, and genuine protective institutions. Noelia Castillo… Continue Reading →
“The fact that the object of one’s love was a fraud doesn’t make one’s capacity to love a fraud.”
Here’s a conceptual scatter plot chart classifying major widely observed US holidays (federal and cultural) along two axes: This is a quadrant-style visualization. Holidays are positioned approximately based on their historical origins, religious significance, and current cultural role in the… Continue Reading →
“In the end, they will lay their freedom at our feet and say to us make us your slaves, but feed us.” The Grand Inquisitor in Brothers Karamozov.
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