In 1943, Oxford don C.S. Lewis wrote a little booklet decrying the utilitarian functionalism inculcated in Britain's school system. Adhering to a scientism promoting itself as 'rationality',…
C.S. Lewis's wonderful essay 'The Poison of Subjectivism' is recommended reading, and has never been more necessary than it is now that as a society we are…
Another hedge of protection around personal sanctity has been removed in the U.K., as a judge ruled that legal permission will no longer be required to end…
The transhumanist impulse that has encouraged scientists and governments to perfect the human being under our own direction without any recognition of God's creation of life or…
The sex tech industry is currently worth $30 billion U.S. Of course, three dimensional robots are about as one-dimensional in the way they relate to people as…
Commodifying people through technology has been an ethical concern for some time. The eugenic research of the early twentieth century was checked by the horrors of the…
William Deresiewicz discusses his new book and the 'excellent sheep' produced by institutions with an elite reputation. The inflated and cultivate sense of self-esteem they get from…
The notion of God's unmerited grace is a powerful component of Christian theology. The fact that all are sinners and can be accepted by the sheer grace…
Thirty years ago, in The Closing of the American Mind, Allan Bloom noted that American undergraduates were marked by the same lack of principle as they were…
The tsunami of anti-humanist scholars in academia over the past few decades have left the life of the mind with few defenders. The attack on logocentricity and…
