Eric Scheske

Some Belloc All from The Path to Rome: “[I]f there is difficulty it is in the whole launching of a thing, in the first ten pages of a book, or the first half-hour of listening to a sermon, or the first mile of a walk.” “I will tell you

I distinguish between "wrongheaded progressive thinking" and merely "progressive thinking." For all men should be progressives: wanting to improve man's lot, physically and morally and spiritually. Such aspirations are good. Progressive thinking becomes wrongheaded when it (i) disproportionately emphasizes one or two of the

Web traffic drops drastically on holidays, so the motivation to write drops as well. I wish everyone a happy Labor Day. If you feel like doing some more surfing, here's a decent (though at points lame) link: 20 Things You Can Get Free [http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/

The "sneer" is "the most inhuman of human faults." George MacDonald