Tag | G.K. Chesterton
Positive and Negative Morality
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A vast amount of nonsense is talked against negative and destructive things. The silliest sort of progressive complains of negative morality, and
G.K. Chesterton Sightings, Week Ending 9/3/2010
A life-sized statue of Chesterton is going up in Ponchatoula, Louisiana.
Chesterton was quoted in an article on Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Honor” rally.
GKC was
The Microcapitalist Manifesto – Full Text for Free!
The full text of the Microcapitalist Manifesto
The Pagan Christ: False Christianity Growing in Teens
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A few weeks ago when I brought up paganism, I made the remark that even Jesus Christ can be a pagan god.
Believing in Yourself is Madness
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Thoroughly worldly people never understand even the world; they rely altogether on a few cynical maxims which are not true.
Once I remember
G.K. Chesterton sightings for the week ending 8/27/2010
A new Chestertonian revolution blog has appeared, called “Reforming the Line.” I highly suggest you start checking it out by reading “The Emancipation of
Why We Should Burn the Koran (and not stop there)
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By now many of you have heard of Dove World Outreach Center in Florida’s “Burn a Koran Day.” Condemnation of the very
The Danger of Having Two Heads (or ideals)
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I’m going to try to compensate for writer’s block with a catchy video.
Tip o’ the hat to the Chesterton and
Arms and the Child
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It would be too high and hopeful a compliment to say that the world is becoming absolutely babyish. For its chief weak-mindedness
G.K. Chesterton Sightings, Week Ending 8/20/2010
The Man Who Was Thursday is back in the news, with a photo of the actors in the remake that mocks the war on
