Articles

Time Keeps on Slippin’

God invites us to experience life in a timeless eternity. Real life.

Story of the Seasons: The Countryman’s Notebooks of Adrian Bell

Like the wonderful American writer Wendell Berry, Adrian Bell’s desire for a return to a more sympathetic agriculture is not born out of nostalgia

Artificial Intelligence for the Artificially Intelligent

Perhaps AI isn’t referring to the technology itself, but only those who use it.

Lessons from the Eastern Oyster

So live like the oyster, eat an oyster, and remember to recycle your shell for the benefit of future generations of man and mollusk alike.

Between Spirituality and Literature

The resulting work is by turns wise and questioning, witty and candid, self-effacing and impassioned.

“Ordo Amoris” and ending Burnout Culture

Only then can attention and passion be directed in the most life-giving ways and only then can a healthy culture emerge from a disconnected and attenuated one.

The Space Travelers

If space travel is not for mankind, then what is man’s relationship to space supposed to look like?

Watching the Tide Come In

You’re forgiven, your future right here, given for you.

Grief in the White House

Parental bereavement is as profound as the lifelong changes that accompany it

Regenerative Agriculture and the Human Good with Ashley Fitzgerald

Cities always import more resources than they can produce. That's kind of the definition of a city.