Incarnation
Offering Dangerous Promises in Rural England
Hope is a difficult and maybe a dangerous concept to offer or promise.
Anno Domini and the New Era
The first day of April this year brings the announcement in Japan that that country’s […]
Lent Doesn’t Make Sense When Incarnation > Salvation
Instinct and revelation do not typically occupy the same space. For a revelation reveals truth […]
The Economics of the Incarnation
I don’t like the axiom, “Remember the reason for season.” While the commercialization of Christmas […]
“You Descended from the Stars”: Christmas and Salvatio …
Another great post from Michael Nicholson, looking at the far reaches of the stars and […]
Bridging the Empathy Gap: Pap’s New Judge and a Man from Naz …
This piece on empathy comes from our friend (the inimitable) Michael Bender: Grace in the […]
Augustine on the Word Becoming Flesh
Here are some poetic words from Saint Augustine’s Sermon 69: On the same words, John […]
Kierkegaard on Erotic Love, Divine Sorrow and True Imputation
We’re embarking on one of Kierkegaard’s bizarre thought-experiments here, on the love of God in […]
Flannery O’Connor on Emotional Jellyfish and the Repulsivene …
From the collection of her letters, The Habit of Being, pgs 99-100, ht WH: I […]
Subscribe
