Month: May 2023

We’ve all heard the expression “laws are meant to be broken.” Unfortunately, this motto describes many aspects of modern culture. ...

This interview was originally featured in Cogitare's 2023 Summer Print Edition Dr. Abigail Favale, a writer and professor in the ...

Alexandra DeSanctis Marr is a writer for National Review, fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, and author, with ...

There is nothing quite so disappointing as reading original source material. By this I do not mean to say that ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's 2023 Print Edition. Last spring, I came home - after being away almost ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's 2023 Spring Print Edition. Setting modern music in perspective with classical music allows ...

Dr. Joseph Loconte, a historian, writer, and visiting Professor at Grove City, joins Sarah Soltis to discuss Tolkien and Lewis, ...

Pride is often considered the root of all vices. Pride caused Eve to eat the fruit; pride lead Achilles to ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's Spring 2023 Print Edition. A lot can be said about a person based ...