From a piece at the RTS Washington site: Is-Sena it-Tayba  That would be Maltese for “Happy New Year.”  The words were strung up [...]

Adam Grant writing in the Atlantic on the power of emotional intelligence over an audience.  In many cases, the audience leaves an emotionally crafted [...]

Michael Dirda at the Washington Post reviews John Batchelor of Tennyson and finds a few good bits about the poet’s life, especially how [...]

In the Atlantic today (here), Aaron Cline Hanbury attempts to account for Lewis’ persistence in contemporary thought, literary and otherwise.  He writes, This [...]

This article lays out where things are now.  Feeling solidarity with the “Other.” [...]

On the use of analogies to define trinitarian doctrine, from Kaled Anatolios’s work Retrieving Nicaea, The use of analogies has been pervasive in [...]

I haven’t seen Frozen, but my wife Jenn took our girls, and they came back with glowing reviews, not simply of the princesses [...]

A wonderful post by Mark Tooley at First Things on that John Piper video that made the rounds a little while ago. He [...]

1. Perpetrator provides an overstatement (due to enthusiasm) or misbalanced statement (due to polemicizing).   2. Firestorm of disapproval (“it’s a rejection of [...]

This piece just ran on the Washington Post’s On Faith blog.  I wrote it after watching the series finale of BB last night.  I still [...]