By José María Rodero de la Obra.
Balmes wrote in "The Criterion" that when witnessing a debate between opposing sides, one should listen carefully until a certain point arrives when resolving the confusion simply requires asking each party to define their terms...
José María Rodero de la Obra.
The year 1945 represents a turning point for the world. The victory of Allied powers meant the political criminalization of fascism in its broadest sense—that is, anti-communism and nationalist movements...
By José María Rodero de la Obra.
This past weekend saw rallies at various locations across the country for "pro-life" causes—which, in practice, means anti-abortion activism. Given the paranoid obsession some have with terminology, let's be clear...
José María de la Obra.
We all know well that the decline of the Spanish Empire is often traced to that infamous day when His Catholic Majesty Philip II ordered the sea to be lashed as punishment for its role in the loss...
By José María Rodero.
One of the most practical philosophical traditions, whose development led to what we know as Western Christian civilization—a philosophy subordinate to theological science (because theology is indeed a science)...
José María Rodero de la Obra.
Let's establish one thing clearly by way of definition: unity of action is both a necessary and sufficient condition for achieving political success. The social nature of human beings demands it...
José María Rodero de la Obra.
The concept of Empire emerges from the constant drive toward external projection, toward ordered freedom—because no matter how hard a hen tries, it will never become an eagle. This drive for ordered freedom requires maintaining...
By José María Rodero de la Obra.
We are living through an era, whose decline we witness with indifference, in which myths are shaken like buildings in an earthquake and fall at our feet, stripped of all the grandeur...