One Eternal Day

Andrew Sullivan explains "The Roots Of Wokeness" : .... Beginning as a critique of all grand theories of meaning—from Christia...

Looked into a book that I have owned for a very long time but had not read, Christ the Tiger (1967), by Thomas Howard. It is a kind of spir...

The L ORD waits to be gracious to you,  And therefore He exalts himself to show mercy to you.  For the L ORD is a God of justice; Bl...

When I was growing up Dad would often take me to the Milton College Library. It was also the Milton Village Library and the village appropr...

From R. Albert Mohler Jr. on "Why I Am a Baptist" in First Things : .... Every great movement probably begins in an argument ...

In a post at his blog, Snakes and Ladders, Alan Jacobs excerpted a passage from the final chapter of Augustine's City of God , "O...

Re-posted. An important reminder in these times. From Farnsworth's Classical English Metaphor : Edmund Burke in 1791. Because h...

J.I. Packer died yesterday (1926–2020) . Among many other things he was general editor and chairman of the Translation Oversight Committee ...

From The Book of Common Prayer (2019) O God, you made us in your own image, and you have redeemed us through your Son Jesus Christ: Loo...

From Michael Oakeshott's essay "On being conservative": .... The general characteristics of this disposition are not dif...

Seen on Twitter today:  Which brought to mind one of my favorite G.K. Chesterton passages: In the matter of reforming things, as d...

Michael Brendan Dougherty : .... In this unsettled age, conservatism is the work of recovering and restoring a home in this world—a plac...

Of course the last post reminded me of this great hymn also with Bunyan's words: He who would valiant be ’gainst all disast...

After this it was noised abroad That Mr Valiant for Truth Was taken with a summons And had this for a token that the summons was ...

Rev Herbert E. Saunders on Sabbath rest: "Six days of labor will feed and clothe the body; Sabbath labor will starve the soul....

Hide not Thou Thy face from us, O Lord, And cast not off Thy servants in Thy displeasure; For we confess our sins unto Thee, And...

Lord, for Thy tender mercy's sake, Lay not our sins to our charge, But forgive that is past, And give us grace to amend our ...

Barton Swaim in the Wall Street Journal : .... Almost the only people who still sing together are the religious. The Christian traditi...

  Reminded of these good verses this morning: What gain has the worker from his toil? I have seen the business that God has given to the...

Leyendecker, 1929