The Three Conditions For a Christian To Be Both for God and Profit
There are those who claim that Christians cannot seek after money or profits. This is not true since God put material goods upon the earth to be used and traded. God wants us to prosper, … Continue reading
Returning to the Wellspring
As the stage is set for a great storm, our common peril forces us to look for a vision of life that will serve to unify the nation. We believe this vision will not be … Continue reading
‘Return to Order’ at the University of Mary
“First of all, let me say what an honor it is to speak at this university. As someone who is a devotee of Our Lady and who prays the rosary daily, I am thrilled to … Continue reading
Answering a Troubling Question: Man, Woman, or Whatever?
A friend of mine recently rejoiced because he had finally found a job after being unemployed for a few months. It was an engineering job with a good company comparable to the one he had … Continue reading
Three Facts that Show Millennials Are More Conservative Than You Think
There is a reoccurring myth in American politics that states that youth are generally extremely liberal. Conservatives are invited to write off the new generations until they mysteriously reappear later on their voter rolls when … Continue reading
Just Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should—What Kaepernick Doesn’t Get
The Colin Kaepernick controversy is symptomatic of our days. A major league football quarterback sits down during the national anthem as a protest. The liberals crown him a hero exercising his freedom to protest against … Continue reading
Ten Varieties of Wheat Thins: Is There Real Choice?
When reading the manuscript of the book Return to Order, one of the editors remarked that while he agreed with the book’s criticism of standardization, there are still plenty of choices out there. After all, … Continue reading
The Difference Between True Elites and False “Elites”
In more than one progressive-inspired publication I have run into the adjective, “elitist,” needless to say employed in a strongly pejorative sense. Indeed, it makes sense because from the psychological standpoint, the progressive philosophy is … Continue reading