WWII
Learning in Coronatide: C. S. Lewis on Going Back to School
“Is It Not like Fiddling while Rome Burns?”
The Quiet Dances and Grace in Jojo Rabbit
Grace is Very Much Present in the Darkest Shadows of Our Lives
Preaching Politically in Turbulent Times
Was Rudolf Bultmann a Nazi sympathizer? Short answer—no. And yet…the accusation is commonplace within some […]
Fury at the Cross(roads): The Gospel in the Violence of His …
Another great contribution from Michael W. Nicholson, this reflection on the film Fury’s religious dimension first appeared […]
The Danger of Discipline: Bridge on the River Kwai
After a post on Inglorious Bastards, I thought I’d continue the thread of movies that […]
Another One From James Gould Cozzens
This one comes from his Pulitzer-winning 1948 WWII novel “Guard of Honor.” This time with […]
Once Upon a Time in Nazi Occupied France
I’m going to come out in my first Mockingbird post ever and just say it: […]
All My Sons: The Law in Three Acts
This weekend, at the recommendation of fellow Mockingbirder David Gaston, I went to see a […]
The Inner Totalitarian
In case you missed it in Tuesday’s NYTimes, a few takeaways from David Brooks’ insightful […]
How an American soldier is made Being unemployed for a while, I’ve found a lot […]
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