James Matthew Wilson

The turning of the plow in the dark fields and the turning of verses on a white field of paper are more than etymologically related.

At last, true localist and traditional voice from the land of Ron Paul and George Bush.

Not with a bang, but a whimper . . .

Or, Domestic policy is the only policy.

A familiar web journal gets a new look and new mission.

Obfuscating language and philosophical ignorance do not prevent Hawking from suggesting that modern physics confirms Christian cosmology. Nature really does conform to uncreated law.

Can the blight of modern reductive thinking and living be overcome by humanistic education? Newman thought so; so does Villanova.

Our conception of nature is too thin, too reliant upon the conceptions of the ancient Stoics, and so requires the more robust visions of Aristotle and Aquinas if moral debate…

The precincts of higher education have become so well known for their enormities and absurdities in the pursuit of political correctness that one may almost breeze past the latest episode…

In architecture I am a reactionary.

For Chesterton the birds of nature were always singing about the rightness of things and so softly correcting modern man’s unnatural despair of the created order and his egregious confidence…

Dana Gioia's brief but worthy address at Notre Dame.