What in the World Is a "Eucatastrophe"?
Well, it's not of this world, at any rate -- at least not in its ultimate sense. We have to thank the late author J.R.R. Tolkien for this term, which happens to be my favorite "word" in the English...
View ArticleLife's Adventure
"How wonderful this world of Thine!A fragment of a fiery sunHow lovely and how smallWhere all things serve Thy great design ...Where life's adventure is begunIn Thee the Lamb"Frederick Pratt Green
View ArticleA Message for Orthodox Anglicans...
... who have lost hope in the renewal of the Episcopal Church, or other Christians (or anyone else, for that matter) who are discouraged. You may find the song "Born" by Over the Rhine...
View ArticleA Plea to U2
Please dump the Mexico City videos for the Popmart DVD and replace them with Santiago. Or, since that's undoubtedly impossible by now, release a second Popmart DVD of Santiago. Enough of your loyal...
View ArticleShameless Conformity: My Thoughts on Harry Potter, Dumbledore, Snape, and...
With everyone making Harry Potter predictions, and since there's only a short amount of time left to do so before book seven arrives, I thought I'd add my voice to the multitudes throwing their...
View ArticleFirst Deathly Hallows Thoughts (No Spoilers)
I finally finished it somewhere around 10 PM this evening, just a few hours ago. And, not surprisingly, I find myself unable to sleep, still pondering the book in my mind. How could it be otherwise?...
View Article"Stay Close to Me": Marian Imagery in Deathly Hallows (Warning: Spoilers...
Blogger's note: This is the first of several spoiler-filled posts on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. I'll write a few on the wonderful eucatastrophic and Christian themes in the book before I get...
View ArticleThe Structure of No Line on the Horizon
Much of my Amazon review of U2's new album centers around the structure of the...
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