New Oxford Notes: March 2009

The changing of the presidential guard was accomplished this past January with a measure of political bluster and a mess of religious blather.

The Pope's recent decision to lift the excommunications of four traditionalist bishops has sent shockwaves reaching far beyond Christendom.

Within a span of 30 days, the Catholic Church in the United states lost two of her most prominent and respected thinkers.

Briefly Reviewed: January-February 2023

Virgil Gheorghiu on Communism, Capitalism and National Socialism... The Road from Hyperpapalism to Catholicism... Awake, Not Woke

Denizens of a Pale Blue Dust Mote

Carl Sagan’s immanent nihilism is premised on the seemingly conflicting notions that mankind is nothing and yet everything, simultaneously.

Whose Money Is It, Anyway?

Society does have a claim on the wealth that is in our hands. Because it had a lot to do with placing it there.