Virtue: Can It Be Taught? ~ The Imaginative Conservative: Kirk
By Russell Kirk
Are there men and women in America today possessed of virtue sufficient to withstand and repel the forces of disorder?
Or have we, as a people, grown too fond of creature-comforts and a fancied security to venture our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor in any cause at all?
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2022/08/virtue-can-it-be-taught-russell-kirk.html
About 400 Baptist churches in Ukraine ‘lost’ due to invasion | World News
By Michael Gryboski
Around 400 Baptist churches based in the occupied parts of Ukraine cease to exist as a result of the Russian invasion, according to a seminary president who lives in the Eastern European nation.
— Read on www.christianpost.com/news/about-400-baptist-churches-in-ukraine-lost-due-to-invasion.html
Why Didn’t Akron Burn? | Opinion: Woodson
By Bob Woodson
Community leaders in Akron are showing the rest of America how to handle potentially volatile police-involved deaths.
— Read on www.newsweek.com/why-didnt-akron-burn-opinion-1726920
The Exodus From Public Schools: Cal Thomas
By Cal Thomas
Public schools, increasingly dominated by left-wing political and social ideology, have seen an exodus of students to other education options.
— Read on www.dailysignal.com/2022/08/09/public-school-system-in-need-of-major-reforms-or-burial/
Threat of Free Speech in the University: The Imaginative Conservative: Scruton
by Sir Roger Scruton
Free speech in a university is a very different thing from free speech in Congress or Parliament, freedom of the press, or free speech in the street
Hail Columbia, Happy Land: An Evangelical Southerner in 19th-Century Europe ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By Miles Smith IV
Methodist minister Joseph Cross, a South Carolina native, traveled in Europe in the late 1850s, emerging as a nationalist committed to democracy, material progress, and enthusiastic Evangelical Protestantism…
When People Greeted Each Other With Courtesy & Purpose ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By John Horvat
A greeting is an act of humility and a gesture of justice, in which we give respect and honor due to others for who they are.
Indeed, greetings constitute the fragrant perfume of a Christian civilization in which these things are valued…
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2022/07/people-greeting-courtesy-purpose-john-horvat.html
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