Posts Tagged ‘review essay’
In the Cosmos of the Arts, a Christian Cosmonaut Is Born Again
October 17, 2019
Contrary to the warnings I received in church, the arts have not led me away from Christian faith. In fact, art—whether projected on a screen, singing through speakers, printed on pages, or displayed on gallery walls—goes on revealing and affirming the beauty and truth proclaimed by the Scriptures.
Read MoreOn Laying the Truth Bare: Willa Cather’s My Ántonia and Elizabeth Strout’s Olive, Again
October 15, 2019
“What do we do with that ‘little circle of experience,’ the reader of both books is left to ask herself? What do we make of the task of being planted here, in these bodies of bare bone and fragile skin, in the forever–between space that separates the earthly and the divine?”
Read MoreSpeedboat and the Quest for Truth
April 17, 2019
The cell phone on the conference room table in London buzzed in the middle of the meeting, and the man glanced down at it, mid conversation. “My God,” he said. “They’ve arrested Assange.” A block away, at the Palace of Westminister, protesters on the sidewalk held signs either for or against Brexit: “Mayday! Mayday! Mayday!…
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