Turnabout thoughts in and out of season

Once more I discuss marginalization at Crisis Magazine, this time with an emphasis on its inevitability and its growth under a regime of global inclusiveness.

I have a column in the current Catholic World Report on the effects of normalizing sexual oddity.

Such is the title of my latest column over at Catholic World Report.

I have a piece on some such topic over at Crisis Magazine.

There’s an interview with me on that topic over at The Ordeal of Consciousness.

That’s the topic of my latest column in Catholic World Report. There are cracks in the post-identitarian global order, and it’s driving people bonkers.

I talk about American Catholics, the Benedict Option, and the Overton window in my latest piece at Catholic World Report.

I have a piece in the August issue of Chronicles about what’s needed in view of the populist upsurge symbolized by Trump’s rise and most recently Brexit.

Current in Crisis Magazine: my piece on restoring sanity in an age that disintegrates thought.

My most recent piece in Catholic World Report suggests grounds for ignoring tradition.

My June piece at Crisis Magazine discusses why current ways of speaking about the matter don’t make a lot of sense.

Crisis Magazine has something I wrote on the topic.

My current column at Catholic World Report goes into those issues.

I discuss the religion of liberalism at Sydney Traditionalist Forum.

A lecturer and adjunct professor of philosophy in Ohio has commented on a column on natural law I published recently at Catholic World Report (republished at Crisis).

He’s an existentialist whose great heroes are Sartre and Beauvoir, so he doesn’t think much of it.

I was a guest on Tom Woods’s podcast yesterday, discussing my book The Tyranny of Liberalism.

I’ve been busy, and haven’t been adding links to new items published at other sites. I think these will bring me up to date:

• The True Benedict Option for Our Time. A Crisis piece commenting on the need for coherent local community.
• Natural Law, Reality, and Ideological Fantasies. Something in Catholic World Report sketching out lines of thought that support human nature and natural law in an age that doesn’t want to hear about them.
• Re-evaluating Today’s Human Rights Regime. Back to Crisis for comments on its political meaning and function.
• Dreams, Ideals, and Living Better Naturally. Comments on the insufficiency of our public ideals of life.

I explore the differences and connections among the three tendencies in my latest piece at Crisis Magazine.

I’ve published the first of a series of pieces about natural law and how to bring it more public attention at Catholic World Report.

What’s all this about doctrine versus discipline in the Church? I try to unriddle some of the considerations in my latest piece in Catholic World Report.