In a time when crime and inflation are rising together, when independent nations are threatened by massive powers eager to consume them, and when dispassionate public discourse seems impossible, it’s bracing to remember the fairness and generosity that make justice and good judgment possible. 1,143 more words
Truthfulness Is Not Optional — The Imaginative Conservative
After all the talk about the Crisis in Christianity is over, this is the root of the crisis: that the worship of the Almighty—the one who is the source of Beauty, Truth and Goodness—has been reduced to banality, subjective opinions, and a compromised morality. 948 more words
Unity in Beauty — The Imaginative Conservative
Thought for the Day – 31 January – Meditations with Antonio Cardinal Bacci (1881-1971) Humility “Humility is, in fact, truth.Many think that it is a menial fiction, or a pious congregation and that only a few can really achieve it. In other words, we must disregard ourselves.We must be content to be unknown and unesteemed.This […]
Thought for the Day – 31 January – Humility — AnaStpaul
Relishing a challenge, the following is a snapshot in a thousand words of the full panorama of two thousand years of English history. I am currently writing a series for… 1,221 more words
True England: Two Thousand Years in One Thousand Words — The Imaginative Conservative
Words may be weapons
to a weak and trusting soul
Cure in the silence
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