What Did the Classics Do to Christianity?
Specifically, what did the Humanists' emphasis on the Classics do to Christianity at the beginning of the modern world?
Topic
History
A collection of 253 issues
The Day Mozart Stole Music from the Vatican
From VoegelinView
Frank Sturgis: The Shadowiest of the Shadows?
From The Wrap
The “Czech Bach”: Who Was Jan Dismas Zelenka?
From VoegelinView
Was the Episcopalian Judy Garland Too Jewish for Her Own Good?
From Forward magazine
On Stalin’s Library: A Dictator and His Books
From The New Criterion
Historians can be divided into followers of Herodotus (the storytellers) and Thucydides (the fact-grubbers)
From the The Wall Street Journal
Life and Times of Booth Tarkington
From The Worthy House
A Room with a Feud
Literary criticism used to be terribly clever and terribly savage.
Many Predicted NATO Expansion Would Lead to War
I'm not a huge fan of the Cato Institute, but this is a good piece:
Russia's military offensive against Ukraine is an act of aggression that will make already worrisome tensions between Nato and Moscow even more dangerous. The west’s new cold war with Russia