Above: A Lost Cause: Flight of King James II after the Battle of the Boyne (1888) by Englishman Andrew Carrick Gow. Last month, we looked at the murders of Charles I and Louis XVI, and the many parallels between them. Both were devout believers in their respective varieties of Christianity (although Charles considered himself a…

Editor’s note: we are currently in great need of more English content about Portuguese traditionalism in general and Dr. Plinio in particular for our Trad Godfathers series, including the TFP. Please send all submissions to onepeterfivesubmissions [at] gmail.com. In his First Epistle to the Corinthians, Saint Paul the Apostle shows why God permits the existence…

We are living in a Golden Age of long-form punditry. Of course, this started with the advent of the Internet and blogging, but it has just gotten better and better. Imagine back in the day when newspapers and magazines were the gatekeepers for matters of policy and opinion. An awful lot of very smart people…

For years, most universities have cast themselves as moral sentinels of American life. They were the first to police speech, enforce ideological conformity, and dismiss ideas that challenge the dominant progressive orthodoxy on campus. Institutions that championed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion frameworks have often treated conservative ideas with open suspicion, if not outright hostility… Source…