Tag: culture

“It would be nice to keep the Sabbath today, but I just have way too much work to get through ...

“Harvest is finished,” and goldenrod scarfs through the sere fields, engulfing fading blooms in the insatiable flames of fall. “Summer ...

I recently attended a lecture on the myth of Hercules, which explained how the myth was indicative of Ancient Grecian ...

On August 28, 2023, I sat in the arena in the PLC at Grove City College. The room was filled ...

This article was originally featured in Cogitare’s 2023 Fall Edition. Over the course of this past summer, I lived in ...

This article was originally featured in Cogitare’s 2023 Fall Edition.  As Christians in these dark final days, we find ourselves ...

What is the impact of Easter? This may seem like an unusual question to ask, but it is worth asking. ...

In 1817, the English poet Lord Byron wrote home to his friend Thomas Moore that Southern Europe was “pestilential with ...

Dear Fellow Scholars, Over the last few years, a discussion has been rising over the role of experts in society. ...

There is, in today’s world, a sector of culture which profits from manufacturing your emotions for you. It is a ...

Why do the nations rage and the kingdoms plot in vain? So speaks the psalmist, wrestling with the cultural and ...

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

In an article published by Cogitare last November, Daniel Stepke exhorted us to cultivate the virtue of intellectual gentleness, which ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's Spring 2023 Print Edition. Within the past couple of decades, a new form ...

I’m a conservative Christian who’s spent the vast majority of his life in conservative Christian circles. As such, I’ve heard ...