40 Days for Life: Standing Athwart History Joe Bissonnette April 6, AD2017 No Comments William F. Buckley Jr., the patron saint of American conservatism, famously described the mission of his magazine, National Review, as “stand(ing) athwart history yelling ‘stop’”. Read More »
Words: Rough-Hewn Symbols or the Stuff of Thoughts? Joe Bissonnette March 9, AD2017 1 Comment “I write so that I can find out what I think.” – Flannery O’Connor. A really great quote is both polyvalent; containing multiple layers of Read More »
Euthanasia and the Betrayal of Covenant Joe Bissonnette February 5, AD2017 2 Comments Thomas Hobbes described the state of nature as a war of all against all, in which life was “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.” In Read More »