Walter Curt
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Unshackling History: The Quest for Genuine Male Role Models
What if I told you that the way we’ve been studying history in recent years is all wrong? That we’ve been seeing it through a foggy glass, reducing our understanding to mere silhouettes rather than the vibrant, detailed tapestry it truly is? Just as studying a lone note fails to capture the harmony of a…
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The Preeminence of Christ: A Commentary on Colossians 1:15-20
The Apostle Paul’s letter to the Colossians, particularly the first chapter, is a treasure trove of profound theological insights. Written during his imprisonment in Rome, Colossians 1:15-20 stands as a powerful testament to the nature and supremacy of Christ. This passage, rich in meaning, offers a deep exploration into Christ’s relationship with God, His role…
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The WC Dispatch: Commentary on This Week’s Headlines
Ohio News – Local Commentary: A Triumph for Ohio: The Power of Fiscal Responsibility and Family Values The recent approval of Ohio’s $86.1 billion general fund budget signals a promising direction for our state. This budget reflects the principles of fiscal responsibility, family, and freedom of choice that are deeply ingrained in our community. The…
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Unplugging the Hype: The Pitfalls of Electric Vehicles
As the world races towards a future dominated by electric vehicles (EVs), it’s crucial to hit the brakes and consider the potential pitfalls of this transition. While EVs promise environmental sustainability, we must not overlook the reliance many people have on traditional vehicles, often serving as more than just a means of transportation. Let’s delve…
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The WC Dispatch: Commentary on This Week’s Headlines
The WC Weekly Dispatch: Personal Commentary on this week’s news.
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Rethinking Success: The Case for Trade Schools and Community Colleges
In recent years, a distinct trend has emerged within the American education system. An increasing number of parents are opting to guide their children towards community colleges and trade schools, rather than traditional four-year universities. This transition is motivated by several key factors: affordability, immediate employability, and an ideological divergence from traditional academia. I myself…
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Men of Silence: A Return to the Discourse
The prevailing sentiment among many Americans today is a profound sense of rapid societal deterioration. Various voices attribute this perceived decline to numerous culprits – the media, social platforms, either the Democrats or the Republicans, or a multitude of recent political events and stories. However, I propose an alternative interpretation: this notion of a swift…
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From Savagery to Sophistication: Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
As we navigate the swift currents of the 21st century, we often find ourselves immersed in a sea of dismissive attitudes towards the past. Today, casual conversations are awash with cavalier references to the supposed outdatedness of bygone eras and the irrelevance of our ancestors’ traditions. In these discussions, snide remarks about the current age…
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Post Modernism and the decline of men in Higher Education.
What now feels like a lifetime ago, in 2011, I, like my high school peers, prepared to embark on a college journey. Every teacher, advisor, and authority figure in my life had made one thing clear: without a university education, my future prospects would be significantly limited. So, following their counsel, I ventured hundreds of…
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Becoming a Father
A mere nine months ago, my life veered off its anticipated course. I had spent days carefully planning a trip to Florida for Ferrari’s Corso Piloto—a three-day, intensive racing experience led by professional drivers, designed to sharpen my racing techniques. With my bags packed and my departure imminent, my wife intervened. She had something important…
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