Thomas F. Sleete is a born and raised Detroiter. His father was the pastor at Grand River Avenue Baptist Church in Detroit, and that is … Read More ›
When it comes to celebrating Christmas, highlighting the ironies of the nativity has proven to be a reliable tradition. For instance, we point out that … Read More ›
How do we cope with wanting to remember more than we think we can? The art of “the memory technique” (an elegant legacy from a … Read More ›
Any interest I have in World War II was likely planted by my parents’ long-held fascination with the period. I’ve always thought of them as … Read More ›
Author’s note: In this review, the term man is used both in the individual sense, to refer to a specific person, and in the general … Read More ›
A little more than seven decades have passed since the publication of The Abolition of Man (1943), and we are fortunate that the world is … Read More ›
“I wonder how the book got to Guernsey? Perhaps there is some secret sort of homing instinct in books that brings them to their perfect … Read More ›
“Sex is a profound force, having to do with life, the forces of creation which make man God-like. He shares in the power of the … Read More ›
Losing sight of the ultimate purpose of sex has had dire moral and social consequences in America. According to the natural law understanding of sexual … Read More ›