Quote of the Week: Richard Weaver, “Ideas Have Consequences”
“We may feel satisfied to be damned for not producing great art or for not observing ceremony, but what if it is shown that addiction…
Morality
Quote of the Week: Cory Bernardi, “The Conservative Revolution”
“Those who challenge the reality that our Western worldview is infused with a behavioural code that stems from our Christian ethos would quickly point out…
Quote of the Week: Theodore Dalrymple, “Our Culture, What’s Left of It”
“Even Mill came to see the limitations of his own principle as a guide for policy and to deny that all pleasures were of equal…
Quote of the Week: Lawrence Auster, “The Path to National Suicide”
“The global conception of morality results, I would argue, in a distortion of morality rather than its fulfillment. Ethics could be defined as a sense of…
Thinking Right About Pop Culture: Delores O’Riordan – The Icicle Melts
What follows are programme notes for the “Conservative Song” segment of Radio Carpe Diem compiled by Dominik Giemza. The notes were produced for a broadcast of Monday,…
Quote of the Week: Cory Bernardi, “The Conservative Revolution”
“The principles which have guided mankind for centuries provide a very clear map of the path we should take. In fact, they should be entirely…
Thinking Right About Pop Culture: Don Cook and John Barlow Jarvis – Born & Raised in Black & White
What follows are programme notes for the “Conservative Song” segment of Radio Carpe Diem compiled by Dominic Giemza. The notes were produced for a broadcast of Monday,…
Thinking Right About Pop Culture: Ken Tamplin – Living for the Lord
What follows are programme notes for the “Conservative Song” segment of Radio Carpe Diem compiled by Luke Torrisi. The notes were produced for a broadcast of Monday,…
Quote of the Week: Cory Bernardi, “The Conservative Revolution”
“The very notion of true liberty is often difficult to grasp because it tends to be measured according to subjective values that can differ widely…
Essays on the Frankfurt School, Part III: Carl Jung
As to the previous essay on Existentialism, it could be surmised that man’s obligation to construct meaning in his own life is limited only to…