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IntroductionIn the Ariège Department in Pyrenean France, between 1829 – 1831, men dressed up as women revolted against their landowners in what became known, curiously, as the ‘Girl’s War’ or ‘Maidens’ War’ (Guerre Des Demoiselles).
IntroductionIn the Ariège Department in Pyrenean France, between 1829 – 1831, men dressed up as women revolted against their landowners in what became known, curiously, as the ‘Girl’s War’ or ‘Maidens’ War’ (Guerre Des Demoiselles).
One of the biggest stumbling blocks to understanding the nature of human evil is the tendency to think everyone is the same: like you. Reading some of the socialist philosophers of past centuries, one can't help but smile at their quaint...
By Tom Costello, Socialist Alternative (ISA in England, Wales and Scotland) This year marks 250 years since the birth of a legendary utopian socialist. While today many of his ideas have been contorted into simple philanthropy, what is often overlooked is what he developed. Robert Owen’s radical
This is the cover of "Heroes & Heretics of the Reformation" by Phillip Campbell. The book is reviewed by Patrick Brown. (CNS) Help us expand our reach! Please share this article "Heroes of the Catholic Reformation: Saints Who Renewed the Church" by Joseph Pearce. Our Sunday Visitor (Huntington, Indiana, 2017). 176 pp., $16.95. "Heroes & Heretics of the Reformation" by Phillip Campbell. Tan Books (Charlotte, North Carolina, 2017). 324 pp., $27.95. "Was the Reformation a Mistake? Why Catholic Doctrine Is Not Unbiblical" by Matthew Levering. Zondervan (Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2017). 240 pp., $2...