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While generalizations about a generation will always be just that - generalizations - they can help us to understand patterns and currents within our culture.

Radical autonomy, the civic duty of museums, and a God who doesn't need you.

Political and civil instability is the norm of man-made government. The relative stability experienced by Americans sometimes leads us to take that fact for granted.

What does the decline of the humanities in American education say about our culture?

Technological advancements have impacted our ability to experience wonder and led to our forgetting the art of memory.

When heat isn't just heat, war isn't just war, and political turmoil isn't just democracy, but instead are all the final ticks on the Doomsday Clock.

Secularism has long recognized the American public school system as a powerful place for forming (or indoctrinating) the next generation into the modern secular vision.

Should the Church really listen to young people? And if so - how so?

Cultural (and legal) reflections of a shifting order; and why the Church doesn't destroy baptismal records.

Increasing mental health issues and a booming industry promising solutions call us to reflect on the fundamentals of human life.