Turnabout thoughts in and out of season

Is Catholicism really all about politics? I discuss the issue at Catholic World Report.

My comments on a recent book about Darwinian evolution can be read at Chronicles Magazine.

I discuss that timely question at Crisis Magazine.

I complain about the direction New York City has been taking in Chronicles Magazine.

I follow up my notes on white nationalism with a more general discussion of identity and identity politics at Crisis Magazine.

I scribble some down at Crisis Magazine.

I write on the topic in my current column at Catholic World Report.

I go into the problems of education today, and how they’re not simply educational, in my current column at Catholic World Report.

I discuss the current state of democracy in my most recent column at Crisis Magazine.

I comment on a recent book about Luther in my latest piece in Crisis Magazine.

My latest column in Catholic World Report discusses it, and concludes it still has something to offer. It’s not perfect, but it still lets us deal with the current situation better than they do in the EU.

In my most recent column at Catholic World Report, I note that Christians will inevitably become more separate as the world becomes less Christian, and suggest reasons some find the prospect intolerable.

In the current Chronicles I review Tony Esolen’s new book Out of the Ashes.

I discuss the nature of the modern state and what to do about it in my most recent column in Crisis Magazine. What do Catholics do when the point of government is “fundamental social change” in an anti-Catholic and indeed anti-human direction?

Should the Church pay attention to what people say? I discuss the issue in my most recent column in Crisis.

My most recent column at Catholic World Report deals with the issue.

I have an (unfavorable) piece on the current papacy in the May issue of Chronicles.

I continue my worrying about current trends in my latest at Crisis.

Such is my question in my latest column in Catholic World Report.

And the technological approach to social life destroys both. So say I at Catholic World Report.