One Eternal Day

From an interview at Psychology Today with Robert Epstein, a psychologist, about his book The Case Against Adolescence: Rediscovering the ...

Christopher Buckley explains why P.G. Wodehouse endures : .... Walk into any bookstore these days and one finds yard upon yard of Wodehou...

Robert Ingersoll was perhaps the 19 th century's most well-known atheist. A new, approving, biography has just been published. Alan Ja...

Matt Lewis, an early adopter, explains "Why I hate Twitter" : Twitter has become like high school, where the mean kids say ...

Another historical myth is exposed. History doesn't always fit neatly into a morality tale. John J. Miller describes the experience of...

From Kipling, via the current National Review : In The Second Jungle Book , Kipling describes a conversation between a jackal and a croc...

I think I must have first read Charles Portis's True Grit not long after seeing the film version starring John Wayne as marshal. The C...

Peter Berger writes about some of the religious liberty litigation here and in Europe and considers why those who want limit the role of re...

George Bernard Shaw, Hilaire Belloc, G.K. Chesterton Alan Jacobs refers to the famous debates between G.K. Chesterton and George B...

Martin Luther King, from the "Letter From a Birmingham Jail" : .... One may well ask, "How can you advocate breaking some ...

Based on his book, Cathedral: The Story of Its Construction , David Macaulay narrates: .... Using a combination of spectacular location ...

Yesterday I was reminded of the C.S. Lewis essays in Christian Reflections , pulled it off the shelf for the first time in years, and am co...

Invited by a friend, C.S. Lewis delivered "Modern Theology and Biblical Criticism" before the students of a theological school. ...

Alvin Plantinga isn't impressed by Sam Harris's argument that free will is an illusion and his review of the book is very interest...

Zero Dark Thirty , which I haven't seen yet, is here reviewed by Paul D. Miller who begins by describing why the film means more to him...

I know Christians who object to being called "religious" based on their understanding of the meaning of that word. If I accepted ...

This is for the Anglophiles among us and particularly for those who enjoy British history. Netflix provides access to many documentaries amo...

Jeff Buckley's version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" [Listen to the profane version, but then read]: Marvin Olasky...

There is plenty of evidence in scripture that God is not willing to tolerate anything or everything we think or do, but the fear of God als...

Reviewing a new book by a former communist, John Gray wonders why it is that some liberals continue to envision Marxism-Leninism as a wor...