Civil Liberties are for the Ones You Hate
Civil liberties aren’t for you. They aren’t for your friends. They’re for the people you hate. In the wake of the murders at Charlie Hebdo, many writers have pointed to...
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The Haunting Witness of Virtue
The movie Calvary is haunting. In fact, since watching it, I seem to think about it nearly every day. Scenes creep up on me at random times, dancing around until...
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Our Favorite Reads of 2014
With the end of 2014 right around the corner, we thought it might be fun to post some of our favourite reads of the year. One thing you’ll notice from the list:...
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Is Higher Education Making Us Worse?
There are few things so despised in liberal arts circles as the notion that higher education is for better job prospects. That kind of thinking, after all, inevitably...
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Smartphones are turning us into animals (Or, why Gregory of Nyssa might say your iPhone is below your human dignity)
The other day as I attempted to make my way across campus as quickly as possible to avoid sweating out my entire body weight, I again and again found myself running...
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White Privilege: From Defensiveness to Loving Action
This is a guest post by Kathy, friend of Many Horizons. Her own blog can be found here. Conversations around privilege—from racial to gender to socioeconomic and on—can...
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