Category: Consumerism

What liturgy’s forming you?

  1. Fulfilling Worship’s Potential
  2. Exactly wrong folk piety
  3. Soros vs. Koch at Woke Forest
  4. Syria’s real peril
  5. Trump’s Syria Hypocrisy
  6. New Regulatory Czaritsa
  7. Top reason not to watch O’Reilly

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Stifling the Great Conversation

  1. Stifling the Great Conversation
  2. Threatening a “Right to Exist”?
  3. Quarreling querulously
  4. Toleration
  5. Bad Religion
  6. Net neutrality
  7. Does anyone have what it takes?

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Sataurday 1/21/17

  1. The Class Clown Repents
  2. “Leading from behind”
  3. Tribalism on Parade
  4. What I did at the Inauguration
  5. The scholarly reading audience
  6. My Man Mitch

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Where are the Watchmen? (Day 2)

I attended the Eighth Day Symposium, an Orthodox-inspired but broadly somewhat ecumenical gathering, Friday and Saturday. The Symposium title was “Where Are the Watchmen?,” based on a September 2016 Harpers essay by Alan Jacobs.

Some highlights of Saturday (Friday’s highlights are here). Sit back. It’s long — but very rewarding. I’ll highlight the links to my personal favorites, but your mileage may vary.

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Wednesday 10/26/16

  1. “Highest and Best”
  2. A sickly sub-pagan state
  3. Liberal ultramontanism
  4. BLM
  5. More than a little ironic
  6. Religious Right: theological liberals
  7. Jack Chick, RIP

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