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Frankincense, Gold, and Myrrh

Frankincense, Gold, and Myrrh

For over thirty years, Joseph Bottum has been writing widely acclaimed Christmas essays, columns, short stories, and carols for American magazines and newspapers. Now, for the first time, St. Augustine’s...
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Public Philosophy and Patriotism

Public Philosophy and Patriotism

Paul Seaton’s Public Philosophy and Patriotism:  The Declaration and Us is a very countercultural book.  It advances the provocative thesis that not only is the Declaration worthy of our study...
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Alleluias of the Mind

Alleluias of the Mind

Dakin Matthews is an acclaimed actor, whose relationship with the stage and lyrical performance has made him keenly aware of the splendor and meaningfulness of Thomas Aquinas' often overlooked verse....
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Analog Hunger in a Digital World

Analog Hunger in a Digital World

Renowned psychologist Paul Vitz addresses the troubling fact that scientific progress is no longer making human beings happy. In fact, the reverse trend is taking hold: individuals are more distressed...
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My Early Life

My Early Life

In My Early Life, Churchill describes his education and his experience in four wars on three continents as a young officer and newspaper correspondent, including his cavalry charge against the Dervishes...
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Ten reasons to read more of David Ramsay Steele’s “legendary lost lectures,” in: The Conquistador with His Pants Down

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Please click on the name of the journal to be forwarded to the review. Law and Liberty Review of Public Philosophy and Patriotism The University Bookman review of The River… Read More

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“What is necessary is to rectify names.” Bruce Fingerhut began a press blog in 2012, entitled Rectifying Names. In it he discussed all manner of things, but always from the perspective of… Read More

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