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Home: Core Subjects: Culture and Civilization: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Culture and Civilization: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Organized Apoplexy - David WarrenIt is important for people in the West to realize how the "Danish cartoon apoplexy" was started. Read more... Our Big Problem - Theodore DalrympleThese days, it seems, almost everyone has a habit that he can't control. For millions of people, this habit is overeating. Never have so many human mastodons bestridden the earth as now. Read more... Palestrina Was Not in Vogue - George Sim JohnstonA few years ago, while visiting college campuses with my son, I witnessed an odd but recurring phenomenon: Our student guide would be showing us around a beautiful New England campus — all arches and spires and ivy — when we would abruptly stop in front of a building of incredible ugliness. Read more... Paradise Lost, Again and Again - George Sim JohnstonThe idea of Original Sin -- that we are all implicated in some terrible aboriginal calamity -- does not sit well with the modern mind. Read more... Patriots, Then and Now - Peggy NoonanI had a great experience the other night. I met some of the 114 living recipients of the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military award. It was at their annual dinner, held, as it has been the past four years, at the New York Stock Exchange. Read more... Paul VI vs. Playboy - Donald DeMarcoIn 1986, Brother Don Fleischhacker of Notre Dame University wrote a letter to Playboy protesting that magazine’s fragmented view of human sexuality. Read more... Picking God Over Basketball - JAMES WARRENOne day in 1988, Mary Michelle Pennefather, the women's college basketball player of the year, brought her hands together for one shot that put her in God's debt and led to her giving up fame and glory in exchange for the vows of the cloister. Read more... Pilate is by far the greater villain - John O’SullivanCritics miss the point in Gibson's portrayal of Pontius Pilate. That's because he is the patron saint of doubt and thus attractive to an age that regards doubt itself as a virtue. Read more... Poll Finds Support for Religion in Public Life - ZenitThe American people have a deep belief in the power of religion to improve U.S. life, the president of a nonpartisan research organization. Read more... Pope provocateur - Father Raymond J. de SouzaSince he arrived in Rome more than 25 years ago, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger has repeatedly and deliberately been provocative, kicking up enormous media storms on sensitive subjects. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 10-Mar-2011 - 14:27:24
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