Jerome in Life, Text, and Art
Since it is International Translation Day today, the Paris Review joins in the global festivities with an engaging consideration by Damion Searls of the
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Conflict of Interest and the New Journalism
File this under notable miscellany. With the continuing decline of the traditional, conventional media, and the rise of public relations, think tanks, and
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Family Worship Part Two: Timing and Manner
I have a second posting on the topic of family worship over at the Christward Collective (a great site by the way). The
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Peter Berger’s Many Altars
The accomplished sociologist of religion Peter Berger has a new book entitled The Many Altars of Modernity, and a related blog post, in which
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The mysterious parcel
Just received this slightly distressed parcel from Germany. What could its mysterious contents be? How about a few copies of “Constituent Postponement in
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Open Letter to the Disenchanted
A great post by a perceptive mom and recovering teenager (who isn’t?) at Tales from Shangri-La. It’s really an open letter to thoughtful
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The Summer of Our Discontent
I have a post entitled “What This Summer Taught Us about Humanity” over at On Faith that reflects on three public tragedies of the
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Twitter and “intimacy gradients”
As someone who was an extremely late adopter of Twitter (I curiously stumbled in as many were discussing their escape plans), I am
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Breaking Bad at the Emmys and Sin
On occasion of the dominance of the AMC series “Breaking Bad” at last night’s Emmy Awards, I thought I would re-post a little pop-culture theology
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Family Worship
I have a post over at the Christward Collective, a blog of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, on the topic of family worship.
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