Maverick Conservatism & Willmoore Kendall

By |2016-08-15T21:25:22-05:00January 26th, 2013|Categories: Books, Conservatism, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Willmoore Kendall|Tags: , |

Willmoore Kendall: Maverick of American Conservatives, edited by John A. Murley and John E. Alvis; foreword by William F. Buckley, Jr., 2002. Willmoore Kendall (1909-1967) remains one of the most important figures in mid-twentieth century conservatism. His penetrating scholarship on Locke, his writings on the internal tensions inherent in majority rule, his early involvement with [...]

Heresy Gets Things Done

By |2014-01-29T11:55:03-06:00January 26th, 2013|Categories: Books, Catholicism, Christianity|Tags: |

Excerpts from The Bad Catholic’s Guide to the Catechism, by John Zmirak Q: Okay, so we’ve worked our way through the uncounted millennia between the emergence of man and the first glimmers of revelation, then the six-thousand-something years it took God to gradually tease out what he had in mind for mankind. On the face [...]

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