The Second Day of Christmas
The Second Day of Christmas can remind us of what some of us have forgotten.
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The Second Day of Christmas can remind us of what some of us have forgotten.
How in heaven’s name could a supernova result in the church being one?
It turns out C. S. Lewis and Iain McGilchrist are peas in a third pod. This one tells us why some of us often feel suffocated.
Last week we imagined C. S. Lewis and Iain McGilchrist as two peas in a pod. Turns out they share yet another pod, one we could call “the Other.”
If you like C. S. Lewis, you’ll probably like Iain McGilchrist. They’re two peas in a pod.
I imagine Bono and C. S. Lewis as two peas in a pod.
Disney’s motto “Discover the Magic” reminds us that we live in a post-Christian age.
The ongoing debate over Pluto (is it a planet? a small world?) is a sideshow. It deflects our attention from what C. S. Lewis called “the real side-chapels.”
The different ways we respond to the threat of nuclear war tell us which one of the two Western worlds we inhabit.