The Argument from Dimensional Contingency for the Existence of God 28 October, 2026 · Sebastian Moniz I allowed my mind to wander for a bit and I started thinking about lots of ways to prove God’s existence. The following argument is one that I came up with myself, and it uses pure logic and mathematical
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In Defence of the Housewife: Why Domestic Life Serves Society Best — And Why That Isn’t Misogyny 16 September, 2026 · Sebastian Moniz Growing up, I had two full-time working parents, so my family was financially stable. We had a nice house, a nice car and my brother and I got to participate in many
Why Latin and Ancient Greek Should Be Compulsory at GCSE: The Case for Classical Education 25 August, 2026 · Sebastian Moniz I am probably one of the few people in the country to have done Latin and Ancient Greek at GCSE and A level. Naturally, my colleagues made fun of me, because they all had
Why Gregorian Chants Remain the Purest Form of Catholic Worship Music 11 August, 2026 · Sebastian Moniz Fortifying, beautifying, and igniting our Roman Catholic faith, Gregorian chants transform Catholic worship. I advise each and every one of you to go to your local church or chapel to listen to the Salve regina or Adoremus in
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The Reformation Was a Catastrophe: Why Luther’s Revolt Fractured the True Church 11 July, 2026 · Sebastian Moniz The Protestant Reformation perfectly highlights how human beings should never place their own reason above Sacred Tradition, because when humans try to liberate religion, they inadvertently drift further away from God. As a practicing Catholic, who goes
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