Real progress by the friends of permanent things
Blacks' obsession with sports, Hollywood and acceptance
Eden Alice Washington is my 11-year-old daughter. The other day I asked her if she listens to pop singer Beyonce. She answered, "No! I don't listen to that kind of music." She doesn't like Obama, she already considers herself a conservative, and she's curious about Christianity. Eden's generation – and that of her elder brother, Stone – will have their hands full turning back Obama's Progressive Revolution. |
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My Peace I Give You by Dawn Eden. The author of the bestselling The Thrill of the Chaste, shows how the lives of the saints have given her hope and aided her journey of spiritual healing after childhood sexual abuse. One in four American women and one in six American men report having been sexually abused during childhood and My Peace I Give You: Healing Sexual Wounds with the Help of the Saints provides a much-needed resource for spiritual healing from the isolating effects of these wounds. This new book has the makings of a classic. A true must read.
Civilization. The West and the Rest by Niall Ferguson. The author of the highly readable The Ascent of Money is magnificent at marshaling a wide range of knowledge to support his opinions. This book is an incisive analysis of the past, a reassessment of the historical developments of the last 500 years that should inform us as we move into the future.
Heaven In Our Hands by Benedict Groeschel. Father Benedict Groeschel believes that we've lost touch with how revolutionary the Beatitudes really are! The plain but astounding truth is that the Beatitudes reveal to us the very heart of God.
The Devil's Delusion by David Berlinski. Berlinski delivers a biting defense of religious thought, daring to ask and answer some rather embarrassing questions.
Mexifornia : A State of a Becoming by Victor Davis Hanson. A revealing look at the changing face of California paints a clear but rather glum picture at the Golden State's future prospects.
Intellectual Morons by Daniel Flynn. Why do smart people fall for stupid ideas? "Intellectual Morons," are smart people who make themselves stupid by letting "ideology do their thinking." Flynn lambastes a series of prominent leftist "gurus" and the ideological movements they inspired.
Demonic by Ann Coulter. How Liberals are endangering America. Sweeping in its scope and relentless in its argument, this book explains the peculiarities of liberals as standard groupthink behavior. To understand mobs is to understand liberals.
How The Catholic Church Built Western Civilization by Thomas E. Woods Jr. For readers looking to defend Western Civilization and their faith.
Dismantling America and Other Controversial Essays by Thomas Sowell. A straightforward and honest discussion of the origins of our current crisis.
There Is No Alternative: Why Margaret Thatcher Matters by Claire Berlinsky. A biographical account of the premiership of Margaret Thatcher.
The Enemy at Home: The Cultural Left and Its Responsibility for 9/11 by Dinesh D'Souza. The left is waging an aggressive global campaign to undermine the traditional patriarchal family, provoking a violent reaction from Muslims who believe their way of life is under assault. Further, the cultural left has encouraged radical factions to attack the United States in the belief that they can do so with relative impunity.
Real progress consists in the movement of mankind toward the understanding of norms, and toward conformity to norms. Real decadence consists in the movement of mankind away from the understanding of norms, and away from obedience to norms.
Russell Kirk, Enemies of the Permanent Things, 1969 
