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Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

The Art of Passing on Wonts

The true measure of our legacy is the depth of our gratitude, not the shimmer of our moral and technical excellence.

Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

Switchfoot and St. Augustine

“There’s got to be something more than what I’m living for.”

Mar 1, 2012 Editorial Legacies

Editorial: Mixed Reviews

Looking graciously back on the giants before us.

Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

Jonathan Edwards and Life’s Adverbial Questions

God himself is the “what.” Edwards spent his life studying the “where,” “when,” “why,” and “how.”

Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

Marilynne Robinson and Hymns to the Miracle of Existence

Her fiction occupies an odd space, resuscitating the nerve-endings of our souls.

Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

For a Great Door is Opened

The legacy of Charlotte Mason, prolific educational pioneer.

Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

What’s Under the Apple?

Products become obsolete; people grow. Which legacy of leadership is likely to stand the test of time?

Mar 1, 2012 Essay Legacies

To Play Well With Others: A Letter of Gratitude to Jim Henson

“Who knows? You could make millions of people happy.”

Feb 29, 2012 Uncategorized

Mobs: None of us is as bad as all of us

We will need significant historical, ethical, moral, and philosophical sophistication to maintain critical tensions between individuals and the crowd.

Feb 27, 2012 Uncategorized

“Of Gods and Men”

Why this standard-setting work of sacred cinema will never be a hit with the Christian community—and why this is a tragedy.

Year: 2012

The Art of Passing on Wonts

Switchfoot and St. Augustine

Editorial: Mixed Reviews

Jonathan Edwards and Life’s Adverbial Questions

Marilynne Robinson and Hymns to the Miracle of Existence

For a Great Door is Opened

What’s Under the Apple?

To Play Well With Others: A Letter of Gratitude to Jim Henson

Mobs: None of us is as bad as all of us

“Of Gods and Men”

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