José Ortega y Gasset's "The Revolt of the Masses" a Century Later

Thucydides, the Melian Dialogue, and Keeping the (Russian) Jungle at Bay

An Introduction to the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius

Three "Degenerate" Artists Murdered by the Nazis

Camus and the Meaning of Existential Rebellion

Karl Marx's Analysis of the American Civil War

Was Hitler a Good Artist?

Is Hannah Arendt's Critique of Totalitarianism Still Relevant?

Why Grant Was Better Than Lee

The Crimes of Oscar Wilde

About The Time a Murderous, Polygamous, Doomsday Sex Cult Took Over Münster

The Life and Times of the Roman Usurper Constantine III (AD 407-411)

Assessing Marshal Pétain and Vichy France

Elie Wiesel's Night and the Question of Evil

A Secular Humanist's Take on The Benedict Option

Marshal Philippe Pétain's Message to the French Youth

The Dangers of Using History for Political Purposes

Pascal's Terror: Should We Fear the Eternal Silence of the Infinite Spaces?

Beware the Noonday Demon: The Dark Side of Early Christianity

American Democracy and the Myth of Progress