Is multicultural democracy possible? To even ask such a question is enough to land one in hot water these days. Growing up in the 1990's, “multiculturalism” and “diversity” were exciting new buzzwords; today they have acquired the status of dogma. However, I would argue that a certain form of multiculturalism poses an existential challenge to … Continue reading Multiculturalism, Democracy, and the Culture Wars
Last night I took my sons to a high school soccer game. One of the best teams in the state (my school) was playing an opponent from a rural county. It was never even close. We scored within the first minute of play, punching the ball in off a cross. It was almost unfair the … Continue reading The Benedict Option for a Brave New World
I am a follower of the Matt Walsh blog. While I would not always use his choice of words, I tend to agree with about 95% of what he has to say. I like the fact that we are both young, Catholic conservatives and parents of small children. Reading his posts reminds me that I … Continue reading In Defense of Matt Walsh and Jesus Christ
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