Optimism and endeavour is attractive. Resentment and depression is not.
Is the new religion replacing the old?
“There is such a thing as decency, and this is not decent.”
The primary theological difference between worship of the Christian God and worship of the underworld is that only one of those requires that you take responsibility for your actions
The EU elections are fast gathering a cast of thousands, in the candidate stakes, with everyone from John Waters to Ciarán Mulooly throwing their hats into the ring.
If it is Dawkins, rather than some prelate, who softens the hearts of the alienated when it comes to attitudes towards the role of the church in society, then there’ll be a rich irony to the fact that he, of all people, is doing God’s work.
We’re living with many of the consequences of a sexual revolution that has been unleashed without any restraint.
The average Irish household is not draped in LGBT iconography, and the automatic assumptions of progressivism are not immediately perceived as virtuous in the way that they are inside the bubble.
There’s a general and measurable shift in attitudes toward the sanctity of life.
With almost 100 Christian churches attacked, Trudeau has yet to dedicate a single speech to the crisis.
It’s easy and tempting to look at the figures, released yesterday, showing 10,000 home STI kits being ordered in Ireland every month, and just write it off as another sign of civilisational decline. Your correspondent knows this because, in truth, that was my own initial reaction: What kind of society do we live in where […]
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