Viewing the World through the Lens of History and Subsidiarity
This is Part 2 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. You may read Part 1 here. In the previous post, a challenge was initiated. Social media users were challenged to remove their business to other media…
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This is Part 1 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. An internet hurricane is unfolding. Since 2016, the world of social media has been undergoing drastic changes. This is thanks to political events, government crackdowns, and…
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Faith and Reason are like two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth. – Pope John Paul II (1998) Author: Scott Hahn Publisher: Doubleday Genre: Theology Reading Level: Adult My Rating: 9 of 10 Why should Catholics believe what they believe?…
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The true doctrine surely is this – that we respect the creeds held by others because there is some good in them, not because they are creeds and are held. In other words, an honest man must always respect other…
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The 2018 NFL Pre-Season is officially History. It is now time to analyze the Minnesota Vikings final roster going into the 2018 season and evaluate the way the positions turned out. Gambles and strategy games are the name of the…
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Then Jesus spoke to the crowds and to his disciples, saying, “The scribes and the Pharisees have taken their seat on the chair of Moses. Therefore, do and observe all things whatsoever they tell you, but do not follow their…
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Quarterback Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys is no stranger to controversy. After the way his career has unfolded to date, it probably should not come as a shock that he found himself in the midst of another controversy; this…
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With all the doctrinal controversy surrounding Pope Francis, some very real questions are now arising for Catholics. How far can they obey the Pope? Where can they respectfully disagree with or criticize the Pope? In this episode of the Rural Sense Show, Professor Wall discusses these questions with renowned Catholic historian and theologian Steve Weidenkopf along with some historical incidents surrounding the Papacy which bear similarities to today’s controversies…
What really is the ‘Men Going Their Own Way’ (MGTOW) Movement? Is it compatible or incompatible with Christianity? In this episode of the Rural Sense Show, Professor Wall interviews private writer, editor and fellow Christian Ralph Wilson on these important questions…
Is America’s education system now a racket and rip-off for students and parents or is it just severely flawed? In this episode of the Rural Sense Show, Professor Wall engages in a lively debate with Paul Wilson and Matthew Mazzocco over this question…