One Eternal Day

On the occasion of Roger Scruton's seventieth birthday Brian Miller provides several quotations from his work, including this on the H...

After almost a century without a lengthy, devastating European war, came the Great War — The First World War — a war that still affects us....

Via Justin Taylor : Boston College philosopher Peter Kreeft : The common, modern misunderstanding of hypocrisy [is] not practicing wh...

Every American knows that St Patrick's Day comes in March. Far fewer are aware of St David's Day (March 1), the national day of Wale...

The current Weekly Standard contains "an appreciation" of John Keegan's books by Edwin Yoder. Keegan wrote military history ...

If you have any interest in political theory at all this should be of interest : Levin's book is The Great Debate: Edmund Burke, Thoma...

C.S. Lewis died in 1963. Not long before he gave an interview to Decision magazine, the magazine of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Associa...

Via Elizabeth Scalia , Benedict XVI: The sum of human life does not strike a balance if we omit God; in that case, only contradictions r...

At a site I visit frequently one of the members questions the effectiveness of prayer : "I don't pray because of Pascal's wage...

The second season of House of Cards became available on Netflix yesterday. It is certainly one of the best television dramas ( The British...

C Michael Patton lists "Six Factors that Do Not Affect Inerrancy." His post attracted my attention because of a discussion sever...

From last Feb 12: "...that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain - that this nation, under God, shall h...

Kevin DeYoung has been reading Wodehouse again: P.G. Wodehouse, Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit [1954] – A sheer delight. To wit: “All ...

Alvin Plantinga, in an interview printed in the New York Times, argues that atheism is irrational . The entire interview is interesting. ...

Suzannah thinks That Hideous Strength is one of the best of C.S. Lewis's books and one that she might recommend first: ...[I]f there...

From a critical review at The University Bookman of what looks to be an interesting book: The Twilight of the American Enlightenment: The ...

E.W. Hornung was Arthur Conan Doyle's brother-in-law. He also ventured into fiction involving crime and detection but, unlike Sherlock...

Jared Wilson : It strikes me as I read through Psalm 42 — as I frequently do — how crucial memory is to the process of faith in the mid...

Suzannah Rountree of "In Which I Read Vintage Novels" has created an index of all her reviews and essays organized alphabeti...

Micah Watson, in an essay about C.S. Lewis and politics , reminds us that he wasn't particularly obsessed with current political events...