Insurgency 101, Part One: Dare We Resist?

Some Americans hold that Christians should be high-tech crusaders against our foes overseas, but should flee like swallows from an eagle when it comes to rebellion against the U.S. Government. The doctrine of non-resistance to usurpation of power and to… Read More

On Insurrection: A Roman Catholic View

In the article, “What Catholics Should Think About Revolution ” (CE , August 29), and in subsequent postings in the lively comments section, the author, Brian Besong, argues that until the Holy Father designates a regime as illegitimate, we the… Read More

Insurrection by Convention

The rural revolt led by Daniel Shays in western Massachusetts had been suppressed by February, 1787. Nonetheless, the notoriety of the event served as a catalyst for the constitutional convention which assembled later that year in Philadelphia.
Shays’ Rebellion was… Read More

Radical Turnabout

In the French Revolution the ancient Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris was given over to pagan rites for years. But eventually French Catholics were able to re-sanctify the Cathedral — with unlikely help from Napoleon Bonaparte. I cite this… Read More

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