Crass Words, Uncomfortable Truths: Culture, Gratitude, and the Moral Preconditions of America

In 2019, then–President Donald Trump made a remark that quickly became infamous. Responding to criticism from several progressive lawmakers, he suggested they should “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came.” The comment was widely condemned as racist. It was crude, imprecise, and rhetorically abrasive, flattening individual...

HYPERSPACE – HALF A CYCLE AFTER AZURYN Hyperspace streaked around the Fogrunner in long violet ribbons, rippling like curtains blown by some celestial wind. The hum of the drive pulsed through the hull, through the floors, through Julian Fog’s bare feet as he stood in front of the cockpit mirror adjusting a shimmering cloak that...

The Great Surrender

Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord… -Isaiah 1:18 America was founded on a paradox both political and sacred: that man, though fallen, was capable of governing himself under God. The Founders believed that liberty without virtue was license, and virtue without reason was superstition. So they built a republic upon two...

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