Category: The Imaginative Conservative

The seven pillars of Western Civilization are the edifying edifices which tower over the landscape...

A century after its composition, Robert Frost’s “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” continues...

Portraying the souls of the faithful and those of the damned, “The Last Judgement” of Michelangelo...

Why is St. Augustine’s conviction of his own sinfulness the true path? Because he acknowledges...

Mozart’s genius consisted in absorbing, building upon, and transcending the musical influences of...

That so many are still drawn by the fullness of the truth in the Catholic Church despite the...

Much of what Jesus had to say on debts, taxes, death, and charity, as well as other aspects of...

What is the conservative’s role in an America many believe has not only lost its way but seems to...

We must decide and act, but because this process occurs in the metaxy—the experience of being...

The tragedy is that the South’s tragic flaw—its defense of slavery—led to the defeat of its just...

One of the most frustrating things about the Civil War is simply trying to understand its many...

One of the chief aims of mathematics has always been to reveal and describe an order in the...