Conservative thought-leaders/authors unite with solutions for a hero-starved country CHANDLER, AZ (April 7, 2015) – Technology usurping human interaction. A bloated debt burden coupled with renewed and poisonous subprime lending. The nation’s diluted position as a global leader. America’s critical need for leadership and a renewed moral compass is bringing two well-known, conservative authors together … Read more
It is easy to dismiss the decay of Christian morals as a sign of the times against which not much can be done. For example, many see the fact that the traditional family is no longer considered a means for the security of our future as simply a sign of the times. The same might … Read more
The book, Return to Order From a Frenzied Economy to an Organic Christian Society—Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here, and Where We Need to Go, is a proposal that centers around the idea of a return. Since this lends itself to being misunderstood or dismissed as mere nostalgia, we need to explain what we … Read more
In Return to Order, there is special mention of what is called “a Way of the Cross society.” This concept affirms that when men carry the crosses and sufferings that come their way, this leads to a society that is balanced, ordered and rich in culture. Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz … Read more
To those who view the Middle Ages as the “Dark Ages,” it should be noted that the later Middle Ages was a period of great technological development unrivaled at the time. Economic historian Lynn White Jr. writes: Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz To Find Out By Clicking Here. “Not in craftsmanship … Read more
The concept of satisfying material and spiritual needs extended into all fields in pre-industrial times. James J. Walsh writes: Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz To Find Out By Clicking Here. “This mingling of the useful and the beautiful is of itself a supreme difference between the thirteenth century generations and our … Read more
If there is something lacking in modern society, it is wisdom, which can be defined as knowing the highest cause of things. German philosopher Josef Pieper takes this definition one step further by declaring: “‘To know the highest cause,’ then, does not mean to know the cause of some particular thing, but to know the … Read more
Throughout modern history, there is a constant hostility toward those associations that act as a buffer between the individual and the State. Is Technology Ruining Your Life? Take A Quick Quiz To Find Out By Clicking Here. Distrust of intermediate social bodies can already be seen in Hobbes’ support of the strong State in his … Read more
Internet security has left me with many concerns, especially as I meet more and more people who have had their accounts hacked or vital information stolen. Despite all the security measures companies may take to keep bad people honest, the sad fact is there are plenty of people out there who break into these systems … Read more
British economic historian R. H. Tawney argues that economic efficiency cannot be the only criteria of judgment for the well being of society. Undoubtedly, every “sane and vigorous society” needs efficiency and those who deny this are but “incorrigible sentimentalists.” Read the popular article: We Must Resist the Temptation to Secession However, the noted scholar … Read more
