Family Matters
In Pursuit of the Perfect Family Movie
Can a film be both fun and moral? Great family films require virtue, moral clarity, and timeless values.
C.D. Cunningham
November 27, 2024
Can a film be both fun and moral? Great family films require virtue, moral clarity, and timeless values.
The family is the best place to learn goodness, not because it’s easy, but because it is so difficult.
This book explores the concept of feeling special as both a divine truth and a false sense of superiority over others.
Can horror stories offer spiritual growth? They help process fear, teach resilience, and highlight virtue.
Is motherhood revolutionary? Sacrificial love molds the leaders of tomorrow and deepens the Christianity of those sacrificing.
What truly defines education? Is it merely a tool for power, or is there a deeper pursuit of truth, wisdom, beauty, and virtue? Academia faces an ongoing battle for its soul.
Higher education faces a crisis of purpose, with its moral and intellectual foundations eroded by modernism and postmodernism.
How does gratitude affect families? It fosters virtues, strengthens faith, and nurtures relationships.
Soaring costs and waning faith highlight higher ed’s crisis. How are students’ choices reflecting these problems?
Honey the chicken’s bond with her owner reflects on human trust dynamics, emphasizing honesty, integrity, and emotional resilience as key factors.
Modern culture elevates empathy, but at what cost? A deep dive reveals its selective nature, its misuse in politics, and the danger of uncritical adoration. Rather, true virtue lies in charity.
As therapy culture rises in American cinema, “A Million Miles Away” emerges, challenging the status quo. Director Abella portrays José Hernández, emphasizing community and resilience over pop psychology.