One Eternal Day

Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and days of auld lang syne? Peg...

Phil, at Brandywine Books, writes about the importance of Confession as a part of corporate worship: .... John Hendryx says he had to w...

nature presents some of "The science myths that will not die." The author observes: Once a myth is here, it is often here to sta...

A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols (Carols from King's) - YouTube

Of the Father’s love begotten, ere the worlds began to be, He is Alpha and Omega, He the source, the ending He, Of the things that are...

The book is better than the films and plays. If you've never read it, you should. I rather envied the friend whose father read it t...

For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake He became poor, so that you by his pove...

From The Wind in the Willows , Christmas at Mole End: "What's up?" inquired the Rat, pausing in his labours. "I thi...

Andrew McGowan on "How December 25 Became Christmas" : .... There are two theories today: one extremely popular, the other les...

Conan Doyle's earliest Sherlock Holmes stories were not particularly successful. Michael Dirda explains how they came to be written, w...

From an appreciation of, and an appeal to reconsider Kipling: Kipling is not at all like his image, which is a good thing, since he i...

In "On Disputable Matters" D.A. Carson argues that "just because something is in fact disputed does not mean that it is the...

In an essay that makes the important distinctions Glen A. Sproviero explains "The problem with pluralism," and uses categories A...

I always enjoy reading Andrew Ferguson. In the current Weekly Standard he writes about "Jingle Hell: The debasement of Christmas Song...

The University of Wisconsin regents may act to insure that controversial speech is protected. If they take the proposed action they will be...

Poetry from First Things : "Sabbath" by Amy Imbody: Sabbath: You make demands upon my heart, upon my hands, and, certainly, up...

George Weigel recommends books for Christmas , among which: The Inimitable Jeeves ; Very Good, Jeeves ; Right Ho, Jeeves ; Thank You, J...

Via Phil at Brandywine Books : It is a mistake to think that the past is dead. Nothing that has ever happened is quite without influence...