Who promised freedom but delivered disaster? Boomers, says writer Helen Andrews. Her new book calls out five of the most celebrated, and egregious, examples.
Has the great cinematic storyteller Steven Spielberg forsaken the popular touch he once enjoyed for a more fashionable brand of liberal gloom?
Cats are never bored, content with their nature, and free from abstractions. They have much to teach humans.
A 10-part film series made for Polish television at the close of the Cold War dramatizes the sterility of a world bereft of faith in grace.
Conservative Christianity has become increasingly identified with American nationalism, but it wasn’t always this way. What changed?
Nature was supposed to trump the politics of gender. Here’s why it didn’t.
Upper classes who once prized Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring now esteem no art higher than rap and Miami Vice.
Can immersion in great literature prevent American decline into a brutal empire populated by shallow, servile citizens?
Rod Dreher, bestselling author of “The Benedict Option,” is back with an even more radical analysis of our culture. Is it prescient or alarmist?
Marxist ideology may drive a lot of identity politics, but a denial of human purpose is at its heart.
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