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The Influence of Monasteries on the Middle Ages’ Economic Boom

By Luis Dufaur
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Henry Goodell, president of the Massachusetts Agricultural College, described how the medieval monks saved agriculture from decaying. Their accomplishments have left a legacy lasting 1500 years. He explains how they did it in the most … Continue reading →

Posted in Featured | Tagged economic boom, Heaven, Middle Ages, monasteries, Peace, progress, reflection, solitude, stability | 1 Reply

Tradition: Why It Matters

By John Horvat II
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Some people associate tradition with old habits that are carried down over the years. Tradition is fine for Thanksgiving or Christmas, but it has no real role in the modern world, which is constantly changing. … Continue reading →

Posted in Featured | Tagged progress, tradition | 1 Reply

Modern Thought: Constantly Reinventing the Wheel

By John Horvat II
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One of the tragedies of the modern world is the great fear of dependence upon others. People have the idea that the fact one depends upon others represents a sign of extreme weakness and lack … Continue reading →

Posted in Featured | Tagged dependency, progress, society | Leave a reply

When Government Became Intemperate: An Historic Perspective of the Progressive Era

By John Horvat II
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In his book, Return to Order, author John Horvat described a spirit of unrestraint that dominated culture and economy, which he called frenetic intemperance. The following article is part of a series of articles written … Continue reading →

Posted in Featured | Tagged frenetic intemperance, Industrial Revolution, president, progress, theodore roosevelt | 3 Replies
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