T.S. Eliot
Poetry’s Encounter with the Mysteries of the Sacred
Creating with words alone an imaginative space through which the sacred enters our human world.
The Paralysis of Novel Aspirations
Why even try to paint flowers after Van Gogh already perfected it?
Reheating Licorice Pizza
In the congregation of adult children, the film offers a cloaked warning for those who think they’ve outgrown childishness.
An Idiot’s Guide to Wisdom
Wisdom is not an upward, accumulation of learning, but the confounding incursion of death and resurrection.
G. K. Chesterton Presents: Christmas in July
Gilbert Keith Chesterton has become rather blasé in Evangelical culture. It’s no longer fashionable to […]
Memories from the Future: A Word on Abandoned Houses, Nostalgia, a …
Grateful for this incredible piece by Nate Mills: When I was 3 or 4 I […]
T.S. Eliot on Gentlemen, Youth Groups, and “New” Moral …
A letter from TS Eliot was published earlier this week in The Paris Review, and […]