The Highest Good and Its Role in History, Politics, and Truth
Connecting politics, history, and current events to the highest good elevates them beyond mere power struggles, revealing their deeper meaning within God’s providential plan.
Author: Aaron Schuck
Grace, Sacrifice, and Brotherhood in Essex Dogs: A Catholic Reflection
A brief yet profound moment of generosity in Essex Dogs reflects deep Catholic themes of grace, humility, and self-giving love, showing how even the smallest acts of kindness can carry spiritual significance amidst the brutality of war.
Is Abortion the Greatest Evil God Permits – And Could It Be Tied to the Second Coming?
Evil is one of those things that always makes people ask big questions. If God is good, why does He let horrible things happen? Why does He allow injustice, suffering, and the destruction of innocent lives? It’s a question theologians have wrestled with for centuries. St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, and plenty of others have all come to a similar conclusion: God permits evil, but only because He can bring about a greater good from it.
The Conversion of Pagans to Christianity: A Historical and Theological Reflection
The transformation of Europe from paganism to Christianity was driven not merely by political power but by the theological, moral, and communal appeal of Christianity, which offered a universal message of salvation, a coherent vision of reality, and a new spiritual order that reshaped Western civilization.
The Book of Job and the Mystery of Unborn Souls
The Book of Job, through its reflections on suffering, creation, and death, offers a profound yet mysterious insight into the dignity of unborn souls, suggesting that even those who die before birth are known by God and may find rest in His mercy.