Thinker, Artist, Warrior
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s memoir of his years in exile holds vital lessons for a fractured America.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s memoir of his years in exile holds vital lessons for a fractured America.
Clarity at Last
If we believe, then we believe in the Lord’s permissive will as well as His active: evil is permitted on the grounds that it will give rise to greater good. This belief, though one of the most difficult in all theology, is also a comforting one as we take stock of crises, Traditionis Custodes being […]
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If we believe, then we believe in the Lord’s permissive will as well as His active: evil is permitted on the grounds that it will give rise to greater good. This belief, though one of the most difficult in all theology, is also a comforting one as we take stock of crises, Traditionis Custodes being […]
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Writing as a Moral Act
By David Hein on Aug 30, 2021 04:00 pm
Success in writing requires the virtue of temperance, self-mastery, which refers to an internal action less dreary and passive than mere abstinence. Temperance means disciplining oneself in order to realize one’s greatest potential. Writing is a moral act, I often tell my undergraduate students. At first, naturally enough, they are puzzled by this claim. Not ...
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By David Hein on Aug 30, 2021 04:00 pm
Success in writing requires the virtue of temperance, self-mastery, which refers to an internal action less dreary and passive than mere abstinence. Temperance means disciplining oneself in order to realize one’s greatest potential. Writing is a moral act, I often tell my undergraduate students. At first, naturally enough, they are puzzled by this claim. Not ...
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A Travel Bag of Memories: Solzhenitsyn and American Culture
by Nayeli RianoSuch are the power and relevance of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s words, that we would be doing ourselves a disservice if we did not engage with his memories in an effort to connect them with our own, transforming them into something new. And, happily, this is what the authors of Solzhenitsyn and American Culture do... [MORE]
by Nayeli RianoSuch are the power and relevance of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s words, that we would be doing ourselves a disservice if we did not engage with his memories in an effort to connect them with our own, transforming them into something new. And, happily, this is what the authors of Solzhenitsyn and American Culture do... [MORE]
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