The Battle of St. Louis—A Tale of Two Cities
A tale of two cities in St. Louis—one with guns, one without.
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Priest, Prophet, and Fundraiser—Bishop Barron on the Celestial Vocation of the Clergy
A couple of days ago, a fracas broke out between Bishop Robert Barron of Los Angeles and members of the Catholic media who have been asking for stronger leadership from the Church during the riots. In California, statues of saints were destroyed, and the question on many minds was whether enough was being done to protect church property.
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Building a Bridge to the German Apostasy—My Latest Interview
Don’t kid yourself about the “German” apostasy. It’s American as apple pie.
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Is Boycotting Immoral?
The boycott seems to be the hot topic in the comments section, and because it has received so much criticism, I thought I should say something in its defense. First I need to correct some FAKE NEWS that is circulating. There is not a shred of evidence that Fr. Long was forced out or pressured […]
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It’s a New Year and a New New Walden—Welcome!
I thought the new year would be the perfect time to make a change at New Walden. The standard blog format went long past its “use by” date in my opinion, the main problem being that it hides the content of the website. Not anymore. Now on the homepage you can see multiple articles at […]
Read More…Eric Metaxas Will Be in Town Tomorrow Night, November 2nd
Eric, no doubt, will be here to talk about his new book, If You Can Keep It, and to talk about the election. These have been two of his favorite subjects of late, and he has taken a lot of heat for his forthright political opinions: He thinks that Christians and conservatives are wrong not to vote for Trump; […]
Read More…Coming Soon! Why the LGBT Community Needs to Stop Fighting and Start Listening—to Christians!
In my upcoming post, I talk about the soaring rates of mental illness in the LGBT community. As I point out in my book, neuroscientific research shows that spiritual practices promote mental health. This means that poor mental health in the gay community could point to a poor spiritual life—not shocking news to any faithful […]
Read More…“If You Can Keep It,” by Eric Metaxas, Part 1
I am happy to announce that the New Walden Book Club (NWBC) is under way. Here is the first installment of our discussion of the new book by Eric Metaxas, If You Can Keep It. The video discusses the introduction to the book. There, Metaxas lays the groundwork for what I anticipate will be his argument, namely, […]
Read More…New Post Arriving SATURDAY, Nov. 14th!
Stay tuned! I apologize for the delay. In the meantime, check out my new book review at the American Spectator!
Read More…The Example of the Married Saints
This post has been moved to our new section Christianity.
Read More…Welcome to New Walden
If you found this website, it probably means that you found my newly published book, The Immoral Landscape (of the New Atheism), on Amazon. If you haven’t found my book, clicking on the title will take you there. As you have already guessed, this website is under construction. I will be adding content to this website that […]
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