How the ‘No Contact’ Phenomenon May Point to a Broader Societal Breakdown
In her latest book, Noelle Mering argues that the surge of young adults cutting ties with family points to the prevalence of individualism in today’s culture.
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Why Ross Douthat Has Become an Optimist About America’s Future
The New York Times columnist, who previously has authored books highlighting negative U.S. trends, says America is poised to play its biggest role yet in the 21st century — in part because of what the rest of the world is facing.
WSJ Poll: Religion, Patriotism and Having Children Diminish in Importance for Americans
The poll, released March 27, was conducted earlier this month by the National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago and funded by ‘The Wall Street Journal.’
Aquinas Proves God Exists and Faith Is Discoursed and Explained, as Culture Is Engaged
BOOK PICKS: Reads for our times
Checking Out of Heartbreak Hotel
For all Elvis Presley’s success and acclaim, there was something about him that remained unfulfilled, incomplete.
Righteous Anger, Not Unchecked Wrath, Serves the Common Good
COMMENTARY: In and of itself, anger is neither a rational justification nor an excuse for good or bad behavior.
Defusing a Culture of Contempt: Arthur Brooks on How to ‘Disagree Better’
The author of Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America From the Culture of Contempt discusses how to reclaim civil discourse.
Pew Report: More Americans Live Together and Have Babies Before They Marry
The median age of marriage in the United States is on the rise, and the percentage of cohabiting Americans is also climbing.
Civility and Civil Disobedience — a New Low
EDITORIAL: Recent events in Washington reflect an ever-deepening ideological divide.
Finding Truth and Joy Amid the Decline of Western Civilization
Anthony Esolen pens a hopeful tome guided by Truth.
