The continued appeal of Jane Austen’s work is in the true simplicity and humility hidden within the complex, deceitful web of human pride and prejudice...
Taking some entertainment time, we sat down last week to watch again...
(Today’s offering in our Timeless Essay series affords our readers the opportunity to journey with Bruce Frohnen as he explores T.S. Eliot's understanding of the role of literature and Christianity in culture. —W. Winston Elliott III, Publisher)
Justin Welby, the humble and good-humored Archbishop of Canterbury, marked himself from the beginning of his reign by the contrast he struck with his predecessor Rowan Williams, now Baron of Oystermouth. Lord Williams was one...
On October 9th, thousands gathered at the Church of the Apostles in Atlanta for the investiture of Foley Beach as Archbishop and Primate of the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA).
You would...
Do any Imaginative Conservative readers know how the lie developed that Catholics advocated a "Divine Right of Kings" or that the concept is rooted in medieval society?
It's, of course, originally from the Orient (ancient Persia and...
