The Rule of Law and the Christian Life
“His looke was sterne, and seemed still to threatCruell revenge, which he in hart did hyde,And on his shield Sans Loy in bloudie lines was dyde.”
Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene
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The Rule of Law and the Christian Life
“His looke was sterne, and seemed still to threatCruell revenge, which he in hart did hyde,And on his shield Sans Loy in bloudie lines was dyde.”
Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene
...Envy and the Christian Life
There is a line in CS Lewis’s book That Hideous Strength where Jane is waiting for the Director and thumbing through a book that she feels slightly guilty about reading, when suddenly Camilla Denniston comes through the door. Jane turns crimson and becomes aware of how she feels toward Ca...
Choices and the Christian Life
Have you ever found yourself at a crossroads, with only two options available to you? You can’t go back, and there is only a turn to the right, or a turn to the left. Nothing more.
CS Lewis writes about this in one of his most beloved books, The Magician’s Nephew. Digory and P...
Why Suicide is a Mortal Sin (for Protestants, too)
Tim Anderson, a dauntless attorney from Virginia Beach whom I follow, posted an update on his page the other day. It seems the Democrats, emboldened by their recen...
A response to Aaron Renn’s “The Problem with the Evangelical Elite”
The problem with wanting to be a Christian elite is that there is no such thing. Not, at l...