“They’ve got their history wrong. The best fruits came precisely from Christian humanism. When Christianity and humanism touch, the best things emerge.” “The great Christian humanists, men like St. Thomas More, Vives, Erasmus, Castellion and others, were ever… Read More
Acton is treating Russell Kirk (and me!) extremely well.
Fascinating piece on what high school students should read to awake the moral imagination. rak what to read in high school 1983
This is one of the finest essays I’ve read on the nature of propaganda. Huxley compares ideological posturing, religious enthusiasm, and imagination. Excellent. a huxley writers and readers
ub spring 1967 A good issue with an especially good piece on the “Law of Nations and the Law of Nature” by J.F. Costanzo, S.J.
csl christianity and culture 1940
1968 Plimmer Interview JRRT Source: Plimmer, Charlotte, and Denis Plimmer. “The Man Who Understands Hobbits.” London Daily Telegraph Magazine, March 22 1968, pp. 31-32, 35.
The University Bookman at its best: two pieces by Russell Kirk as well as responses and article by Ben Lockerd, Thomas Molnar, and Michael Jordan. ub v32 n1 1992
ub v29 n1 1989 ub v33 n4 1993 ub v34 n3 1994 ub v34 n4 1994
ub spring 1987 ub summer 1987 ub 1987 n5 ub v28 no1 1988 ub v28 n3 1988 ub v 28 n4 1988
Milward was one of Tolkien’s (and Lewis’s) most important students. A Jesuit of the old school, Milward has accomplished much in a brilliant academic career. Peter Milward remembers Tolkien
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