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By Angeline Tan, Remnant Columnist, Singapore, The Remnant - ... in response to Communist bashings of existing economic orders the great American bishop, Venerable Fulton Sheen, wrote in his famous book, “Communism and the Conscience of the West”, that while “the protests of Communism are often right” against the capitalistic economic order, the reforms proposed by Communism “are wrong”...

By Scott Ventureyra, Crisis Magazine - This is why Meyer’s work on ID and the question of God remains so relevant. He invites everyone, especially the skeptics, to think deeply about the nature of reality. His work provides a framework that can help people discover that life indeed has meaning, hope, and purpose. God’s existence provides the best explanation for understanding the world within (mental and spiritual realities) and the world without (physical-material reality). Meyer, through finding objective meaning in his life through his subjective experience, has been able to assist and provoke others to struggle, think more deeply, and potentially come to a similar conclusion by providing objective philosophical and scientific arguments.

By T. S. Flanders, OnePeterFive - At OnePeterFive we promote what we term the “godfathers of Tradition” – those men and women who fought for the ancient Roman Rite and the Faith since the Iconoclastic revolution of the 1960s. As younger generations provide fresh energy to the Trad movement, it is not only an obligation of justice and piety to give our Trad godparents their due, but it is also a spiritual necessity in the new period of iconoclasm which was inaugurated by Traditionis Custodes.

By Joseph Pronechen, EWTN News - He wrote this in 1952. No one needs to be reminded of the arms race and saber rattling that followed. He continues: It is not that God has abandoned the world, but that the world has abandoned God and cast its lot with nature divorced from nature's God. Man throughout history has always become wicked when, turning his back on God, he identified himself with nature. The new name for nature is Science. Science rightly understood means reading the Wisdom of God in Nature, which God made. Science wrongly understood means reading the proofs of the Book of Nature while denying that the Book ever had an Author.