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2018 May

Letter to the Editor: May 2018

Who Will Outlast Whom?... A Hopeless Proposition... Welcome to Your "Wow" Moment... Misguided Attempts to Undo the Indelible Past... So Much More to the Story... and more

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The News You May Have Missed

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Thy Rods of Iron, They Comfort Me... Got It Bad, I've Been Shot by Teacher... Driverless Crime... Cold Contempt... Gym Jesus... Wal-Marriage... The Sexual Revolution at Disney... and more

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New Oxford Notes: May 2018

Losing Our Religion... The New Hate Speech: Catholic Teaching at a Catholic College

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Religious Rebirth in the Black Mountains

AMID BOUTS OF CONVERT BEWILDERMENT SYNDROME

Thomas Basil

A Montenegrin national census asked about religious affiliation. Seventy-two percent answered Orthodox, 3.5 percent Catholic, and 19 percent Muslim.

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From a Witness in Bangkok to a Near Martyr in Karachi

THE LORD'S SUFFERING SERVANT

Casey Chalk

When we resist the demands of militant Islam, we are met not with pluralist-themed discussions or congenial tolerance but violence.

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Are Islam & Democracy Compatible?

TOCQUEVILLE INVESTIGATES

Richard Fafara

Allah's laws and actions do not have to be reasonable; they simply have to be obeyed. Religious obligation flows not from reason or moral philosophy but from sharia law.

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Why Are Things the Way They Are?

ON WHAT IS GENERATED BY THE HUMAN INTELLECT

James V. Schall

Philosophy is the quest for a knowledge of the whole. It is this knowledge that completes each of us and points us to the reality from which and in which we live.

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Why Is the European Union Bullying Poland & Hungary?

GUEST COLUMN

Michael Wisniewski

Rather than fix what is broken, the EU intimidates member states to fix what they are told to fix.

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Kindred Spirits, Fellow Victors

Christopher Beiting

A review of A Pope and a President: John Paul II, Ronald Reagan, and the Extraordinary Untold Story of the 20th Century

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Untiring Sentinels of the Coming Kingdom

Timothy D. Lusch

A review of Report from Calabria: A Season with the Carthusian Monks

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Briefly: May 2018

The Ethics of the New Eugenics... Theo-Poetics: Hans Urs von Balthasar and the Risk of Art and Being

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