
Common Sense and the Cult of Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism, which started off with the proposition that all differences must be respected, eventually developed into something like a sacrificial religious cult. Over the last two decades, it has claimed many victims. The prime example is the Pakistani rape...
Common Sense and the Cult of Multiculturalism
Multiculturalism, which started off with the proposition that all differences must be respected, eventually developed into something like a sacrificial religious cult. Over the last two decades, it has claimed many victims. The prime example is the Pakistani rape...
Recent Articles
Francis’s Disastrous Influence on World Affairs
I’ve written frequently about the great harm that Pope Francis has done to the Catholic Church as the result of his subtle and not-so-subtle attacks on Catholic teaching, Catholic tradition, Catholic morality, and Catholic liturgy. But it’s also important to realize...
Part 2: The Cover-Up: How the West Whitewashes Islam
A look at why no one tells the truth about Islamic beliefs -- but particularly the pope. In Part 1 of this article, I explained that after 9/11, American and European opinion makers engaged in a massive whitewashing of Islam. What was once the most feared religion in...
The Big Cover-Up, Part 1: Is “Jihad” an Interior Struggle?
A look at why no one tells the truth about Islamic beliefs — but particularly the pope. I hope the title of this article doesn’t sound like a conspiracy theory — but if it does, keep in mind that not every conspiracy is a theory. Many of them have been thoroughly...
The Popular Belief That Empties Churches
The devastating impact of the premise that people are essentially good. In a recent Front Page column, Dennis Prager criticizes the idea that people are basically good. The belief that humans are inherently good is both “foolish” and “dangerous,” writes Prager,...