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Tag Archives: Dreher
Where would Christianity be without the civil powers that privileged it?
https://www.circeinstitute.org/blog/benedict-or-constantine-part-2 Dreher and Ben Op Reynolds: I guess I have a real concern here, though, in that I don’t think that it takes the actual history of the world seriously enough. Orthodox communities would not have survived in the Middle … Continue reading
Conservative Christian Pessimism
Dreher with quotes from Jamie Smith and Eberstadt’s new book.
Washington State Guidelines for Transgender Education
PDF The Daily Caller ht: dreher
Culture War Toilet Battle
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/culture-war-toilet-battle/ Metaphysics of Mens rooms Target invites people to use the bathroom or fitting room of their choice Think progress: Kindergartner to transition to a transgender girl QIdeas: Does Gender Matter? Onward to transhumanism
Ben Op As Bondage | The American Conservative
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/ben-op-as-bondage/ Holding on to your religion
Dreher and the Catholic Guilt Canard
The human mind is particularly adapt at pattern recognition. It is this capacity that allows us to navigate a complex world making snap decisions about what is safe and unsafe, right and wrong. This is particularly true when it comes … Continue reading →