One Eternal Day

Re-posted William Barclay: We have already seen that in Jesus we have seen the mind of God, and that mind is love. If then we say that ...

John Henry Newman: Whenever men are able to act at all, there is the chance of extreme and intemperate action; and therefore, when there is...

A book I once owned but lost sometime along the way is about to be re-published . Russell Kirk was important to my political formation but ...

John Bunyan: Mercy is that by which we are pardoned, even all the falls, faults, failings and weaknesses, that attend us, and that we ar...

C.S. Lewis: I was by now too experienced in literary criticism to regard the Gospels as myths. They had not the mythical taste. And yet the...

From Justin Taylor on "Why Patriots Really Fought the American Revolution" : In 1843, a 21-year-old Dartmouth student na...

A few days ago Justin Taylor quoted Robert Alter on "Why Modern Bible Translations Should Stay in the King James Stream." Alter...

Patrick Kurp : Some of us find abundant wisdom in the past and blanket foolishness in the present. Others reverse the emphasis. The latt...

From a good review of The Restoration of Man: C.S. Lewis and the Continuing Case against Scientism : ...Aeschliman’s target is the reg...

Re-posted. Dorothy L. Sayers: "The Kingdom of Heaven", said the Lord Christ, "is among you." But what, precisely, ...

Patrick Kurp notes that "Dr. Johnson was born on this date, Sept. 18, in 1709." One of Samuel Johnson's prayers sixty years...

Joseph Pearce : ...[W]ords are never merely words but are the means by which we make sense of things. If we have fewer words we have few...

In the Wall Street Journal , for those who love Jane Austin, a good reason : .... Lapses in civility happen in Jane Austen’s novels, but...

From Onsi Kamel in First Things , "Catholicism Made Me Protestant" : .... I will never forget the moment when, like Luther fiv...

Re-posted from 2009. Things have only deteriorated further since then. David Brooks goes "In Search of Dignity" and laments th...

Yesterday our pastor's sermon was about the hope we have and the patience required as we wait. That reminded me of Ben Patterson's ...

I'm pretty limited as a cook. There are a few things I do well but since I'm almost always cooking for myself I like to keep things ...

Joseph Pearce on why C.S. Lewis is so convincing to many of us: Some time ago, during an interview, I was asked to encapsulate, in a so...

On this Labor Day, I re-post part of a 1942 address by Dorothy L. Sayers: "Why Work?" ( pdf ): I HAVE already, on a previous...

Some time ago I posted a video of a "CSLewisDoodle" about "Bulverism." I've discovered that there are many such vi...