Parable & Middle-Earth: “The Good News of the Return of the King” ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By Bradley J. Birzer
Michael Jahosky argues in his new book that J.R.R. Tolkien engaged in the telling of a parable, and that the great author wanted to create Christian art and mythology, not Christian propaganda…
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2021/08/good-news-return-king-michael-jahosky-bradley-birzer.html
Thomas Jefferson and “A Little Rebellion Now and Then” ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By Clyde Wilson
Nowhere to be seen now are the old Jeffersonians, once a major American type: rebellious men who dared defend the rights of themselves and their communities from outside impositions. But buried somewhere deep in the American soul is a tiny ember of Jeffersonian democracy that now and then gives off an uncertain, feeble, and futile spark…
Writing as a Moral Act ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By David Hein
Success in writing requires the virtue of temperance, self-mastery, which refers to an internal action less dreary and passive than mere abstinence. Temperance means disciplining oneself in order to realize one’s greatest potential.
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2021/08/writing-moral-act-david-hein.html
Christian Schools Fared Better Than Public Schools during COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds – Milton Quintanilla
By Milton Quintanilla
Christian Schools Fared Better Than Public Schools during COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds by Milton Quintanilla – Christian breaking news commentary.
Teacher Fired After Speaking Against Gender Identity, Critical Race Theory
By Virginia Allen
Teacher Jonathan Koeppel says he was fired after voicing concerns at school board meetings about critical race theory and gender identity.
Climate Change Report Isn’t a Blank Check for Green Policies
By Katie Tubbs
The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently published a new report. Politicians are already using it as a cudgel.
— Read on www.dailysignal.com/2021/08/27/climate-change-report-isnt-a-blank-check-for-green-policies/
Dennis Prager: Imagine No Big Cities
By Dennis Prager
The bigger the city, the more anonymous the individual. People behave much better when they are known to their neighbors.
— Read on www.dailysignal.com/2021/08/30/imagine-no-big-cities/
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