Do we really know our right from our left?

By Selwyn Duke

There is something G.K. Chesterton called the “degrading slavery” of
being a child of your age. It is the inability to think outside the box
of time and place — and most people fall victim to it.

I think about this when I hear talk about “liberals” and
“conservatives,” “right” and “left.” Oh, don’t get me wrong, I’m not
saying there aren’t differences between the groups those labels
describe. I also often use the terms myself, as they do have
provisional meaning. But they lack eternal meaning.

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