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Erroneously considered a damning of collectivism, Orwell's allegorical fantasy is a critique of the Bolshevist and Stalinist regimes set on a farm as animals attempt to create a society.
I loved the 2018 Red Sox. With my team leading the World Series against the Dodgers, two games to one, I was looking forward to the fourth and fifth games on Saturday and Sunday, October 27 and 28. Then, that Saturday morning, a man killed eleven men...
Like all tyrants, Biden and Harris leave no neutral ground for the weak-kneed. Leaders who search for it abandon the people in their care.
Kim Shinkoskey Churches today diminish themselves by means of a badly tarnished understanding of Western religious history, and thus do no small amount of disservice to their congregations. For example, the religious laws Jews and Christians speak of so frequently, they actually do not understand. I'm speaking of the Ten Commandments. For hundreds of years, theologians and practitioners of the major Judeo-Christian faiths have operated under a virtual consensus about what these laws mean. Many, or most, have declared that God and Moses made these ten moral laws so simple that everyone forever...
“What I like doing best is Nothing,” Christopher Robin tells Winnie-the-Pooh in A. A. Milne’s 1928 collection of stories, The House at Pooh Corner. The capitalization of “Nothing” is not a typo. Milne is introducing children (and re-introducing their parents) to a deep philosophical point through the voice of a fictional boy and his anthropomorphic stuffed bear. “How do you do Nothing?” Pooh asks. Christopher Robin responds that being outdoors on a lovely day—as they are—sitting on a grassy knoll, enjoying one another’s company, with birds singing in the trees above, is: ...