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Veritas et Sapientia - "For fear any President of the United States might use im- proper means to get himself chosen again when his time of service should expire. The President has frequent opportuni- ties to see the members of Congress and persuade them; and as he himself has the appointment of most persons who hold offices, he might threaten to remove, or promise to keep them in their places, […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "It is a morbid sign for a democracy when the electorate chooses heroes to do its bidding, rather than politicians. The future promises more of the same." - Will Loyd, How Nerds Smothered American Culture Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: most of the stories and research used to put together the Mike Church Show on the Veritas Radio Network's CRUSADE Channel. The Mike Church Show has […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "It is a morbid sign for a democracy when the electorate chooses heroes to do its bidding, rather than politicians. The future promises more of the same." - Will Loyd, How Nerds Smothered American Culture Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: most of the stories and research used to put together the Mike Church Show on the Veritas Radio Network's CRUSADE Channel. THE MIKE CHURCH SHOW IS NOW MOVING TO NOON-3ISH!! Check out & share our "KingDude […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Mao unleashed university and high school students to weed out enemies and hold them to account. The students became the paramilitary Red Guards. They were instructed by the party to “clear away the evil habits of the old society” and extinguish what came to be known as “the four olds”—old ideas and customs, old habits and culture. “Sweep Away All Monsters and Demons,” the state newspaper […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "First, we can say that culture is human (and ultimately divine). It does not belong to, or come forth from, other animate creatures. There is no canine culture; no civilization of chimpanzees; no planet of the apes. Only people make music, write poetry, build cathedrals, or paint pictures. Second, we can say that culture is creative. It is the art of making. For a Christian, the […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Third Worlds [cultures] are characterized by their repudiation of any sacred order. There is nothing in a Third World beyond this world by which culture can be justified. The implications of this are, according to Rieff, comprehensive and catastrophic. First, because of their rejection of a sacred order, Third World cultures face an unprecedented challenge: that of justifying themselves on the basis of themselves. No culture […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Third Worlds [cultures] are characterized by their repudiation of any sacred order. There is nothing in a Third World beyond this world by which culture can be justified. The implications of this are, according to Rieff, comprehensive and catastrophic. First, because of their rejection of a sacred order, Third World cultures face an unprecedented challenge: that of justifying themselves on the basis of themselves. No culture […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Most provocatively, [Oren] Cass challenges the accepted belief that the path to prosperity ought be paved with four-year college diplomas. He notes that the current one-size-fits-all approach to higher education has saddled students and graduates with a collective $1.5 trillion of debt and has actively undermined their ability to live stable and productive lives." Daniel Kishi, Reviewing Oren Cass's "The Once and Future Worker" Mandeville, LA - […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Most provocatively, [Oren] Cass challenges the accepted belief that the path to prosperity ought be paved with four-year college diplomas. He notes that the current one-size-fits-all approach to higher education has saddled students and graduates with a collective $1.5 trillion of debt and has actively undermined their ability to live stable and productive lives." Daniel Kishi, Reviewing Oren Cass's "The Once and Future Worker" Mandeville, LA - […]
