Category: The Imaginative Conservative

Skip to content D.G. Hart perceptively notes that Benjamin Franklin was not a Deist, as popular...

Skip to content Perhaps you looked back over your year and rejoiced. Maybe it was a bitter one,...

Professional historians have no special expertise. In the study of the past, there is no...

Before He was born as Christ the King on earth, He was “born” in the “mind” and “heart” of God as...

Skip to content In a true search for Christ, we cannot but find ourselves with Mary at our side....

T.S. Eliot’s “The Journey of the Magi” is as sincere a conversion poem as one can have it: No...

To anyone who feels beaten down by the bleakness of the world around us, my advice is this: seek...

Skip to content On the Twelfth Day of Christmas two of my great loves sent to me a couple of great...

Michael Kurek’s English Symphony is his third symphony and perhaps his best, surpassing even the...

You see, the poet haunts, casting a spell on the reader or listener. The power of the word in...

Skip to content What will delight lovers of J.R.R. Tolkien most is the portrait of the man that is...

J.R.R. Tolkien connected me to a world beyond anything I had yet experienced in rather idyllic...