A century ago G.K. Chesterton prophetically wrote, “The next great heresy is going to be simply an attack on morality, and especially on sexual morality. . . . The madness of tomorrow is not in Moscow [Chesterton is here alluding to Marxism] but much more in Manhattan.” Heresy is different than apostasy. An apostate simply …
Science tells us what is, but not what ought to be. For example, it describes how to make poison, but not if we should use poison. It tells us how to swim, but it does not and cannot tell us when we ought to plunge into a raging river to attempt to save a drowning …
Over the next six weeks I plan to rework my State of the School talk on Striving Joyfully into a series of six short essays. I will start by writing about three misunderstandings (technology, science, and love) that we need to be striving against, spend another week on how these three things converge, and then …
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