Leo Tolstoy
The new episode of The Mockingcast dropped yesterday (“Pelagian Privilege”), in which Sarah shared the […]
Every winter in the seasonal slump of dismal gray, I find myself turning to the […]
1. The Atlantic’s cover story this month comes from social science favorite Jonathan Haidt. His […]
I hate shopping for toothpaste. You probably know what I’m talking about. There’s the kind […]
A beautiful episode of intervening grace and its, er, fruit in Leo Tolstoy’s “Where Love […]
To read along, go here. The possibility for man to come to God lies precisely […]
Another year-end list from PZ: 1) Father Sergius by Leo Tolstoy. This is the grand-daddy […]
Having just cracked Jonathan Franzen’s Freedom, I find myself enjoying it immensely. The characterizations are […]
In Paul Zahl’s remarkable recent piece on the 1950s film The Egyptian, he puzzles over […]
A couple of choice quotes from Tolstoy’s non-fiction writings: “There is no other love than […]
Christianity uniquely believes in the power of love and forgiveness to free captive sinners from […]
Here’s the full list plus a couple of relevant additions, linked to sites where they […]