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Eric Sammons

Eric Sammons

Author at crisismagazine.com at Crisis Magazine

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    Recent Articles

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    The Power of Forgiveness

    We simply cannot overestimate the impact Mrs. Kirk’s beautiful act of forgiveness might have on our nation.
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    The Growing Conservative Schism and How to Avoid It

    By Eric Sammons - A schism threatens to tear apart the Right, one whose epicenter lies not in America but in Israel.
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    Boomers, Doomers, and Zoomers

    A younger generation of Catholics—one that doesn’t care about the battles of the past—is beginning to influence the direction of the Church.
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    There Is No Such Thing As An “Affordability President”

    By Eric Sammons - President Trump promises to be the “affordability president.” The problem is that he—like presidents before him—won’t address the root cause of rising prices.
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    Why I Am (Only Sorta) a Traditionalist

    By Eric Sammons - Yes, I’m a traditionalist. But I have caveats.
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    After Five Years

    By Eric Sammons - Reflecting on five years as Editor-in-Chief of Crisis Magazine.
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    The Morality of Annexing Greenland

    By Eric Sammons - History is full of countries taking over other countries, but *how* a country is taken over matters a great deal, morally speaking.
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    An Apostle of Peace in an Era of War

    In this time of war, the Holy Spirit is presenting to us a model for peace.
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    Why I Oppose Trump’s War with Iran

    By Eric Sammons - Catholics must prioritize evaluating the morality of this war before determining its potential military or political success.
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    The SSPX’s Foundational Error

    While the SSPX (rightly) presents its dispute with the Vatican as one of doctrine, it ignores its own doctrinally problematic elephant in the room.
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    Arguing Like St. Thomas Aquinas

    When fierce arguments break out between Catholics, particularly online, they sadly have been marked by personal attacks and uncharitable accusations about the motives of others.