
Apocalyptic Visions: Faith, Reason and Science Fiction
The greatest science fiction points us not merely to the stars but to the One who made the stars.
The greatest science fiction points us not merely to the stars but to the One who made the stars.
The attempt to make Henry VIII’s actions analogous to the Brexit is pure polemical claptrap
Only when America kneels before her true God will she rise.
Christ himself revealed the deepest truths through the telling of stories, and we are meant to do the same.
Our Christmas communion should also be a communion with our local community.
“Impressionism … is another name for that final skepticism which can find no floor to the universe.” —G. K. Chesterton (The Man Who was Thursday)
And amid the ruins of “progress” it is art, and particularly literature, that has proved the voice of the resistance.
For the Bard and for the saints who inspired him, we should be ever thankful.
There are two types of saints and two types of sinners. The one thing they have in common is suffering.
The forceful separation of religion and politics leads to the deadliest of divorces.
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