Category Archives: Values

Cheating in America’s Military Academies

By | April 29, 2025

[April 29, 2025]  A recent article by Lt. Col Ken Segelhorst, USA retired, tells the tale of our nation’s elite military academies and the surge in academic cheating.  He is alarmed by this growing pattern of cheating that, at one time, meant immediate expulsion from the academies.  No longer. “Once rare and met with mass expulsions, large-scale cheating… Read More »

RIP, Pope Francis

By | April 22, 2025

[April 22, 2025]  Most folks familiar with Pope Francis know that he was far more politically active and liberal than his predecessors. And perhaps that’s a positive thing, for it tells us where he stood and the moral good of liberal politics. Yet his passing on Monday morning, shortly after Easter, was unfortunate. I will be praying for… Read More »

The Quest for Adventure 

By | April 5, 2025

[April 5, 2025]  I’ve been curious – all my life – about my desire for a quest for adventure, a quest purposefully sought. But I never understood why, especially why a scared little kid would want to seek such a quest. I would later learn, through the works of Joseph Campbell and Jordan Peterson, that my childish and… Read More »

Donald Trump and “Loving Your Enemies”

By | April 3, 2025

[March 4, 2025]  Loving your enemies is not appreciated in politics. Mark Siljander, a staunch and controversial Conservative, said this in a recent interview with Dr. Jordan Peterson and, at first, took me by surprise until he explained what he meant. Siljander added that this is why Donald Trump is disdained by neoconservatives. During his first term, Trump… Read More »