After Progress
Eddie LaRow, Sacha MugishaA space for those who sense progress has left us lonely and unmoored and who are searching for meaning, stability, and the permanent things.
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| Issues | 33 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Fear and Wonder
Encounter in Space (1899) Edvard Munch (Norwegian, 1863 - 1944).
On May 8, the Department of War released never-before-seen files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). With the declassifying of this massive trove of information, propa...
That Hideous Narcissism
Esquisse pour ‘Le Char d’Apollon’, Odilon Redon (1840-1916)
As I was writing my book, I was exploring the nature of Christian history. Christian history is not just the past, though it encompasses that. It is the meeting of past and future...
Even in the Agony of Despondency
Abraham Lincoln in 1859.
For the past few months my daughter has been talking about “Lincoln Lincoln.” When she was about a year old, my wife and I stopped by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield. We walked through and to...
The Last Frontier
Zirkus Busch. Jack Joyce, American Cowboy (1911 - 1914)
This is the first entry in a series called American Archetypes, where James Taylor Foreman and I explore artifacts of the unique mythos of Americana. Check out James’ first entry in t...
Anomie and the American Male
Recently on a walk, a neighbor approached me. She informed me that one of our neighbors, a man who lived alone, had committed suicide. The news hit me hard. My wife and kids would wave to him, say hello to him. We would pet his dog. And yet...
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⛰️ Adirondack transplant to the Midwest \ud83c\udf3e. Acquisitions Editor at Baker Books. ✍️: First Things, Law & Liberty, Modern Age, Mere Orthodoxy, The American Mind, Ad Fontes.
Christian, zoomer, lover of wisdom | TWU Professional Writing alum
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