Review of Many Times and Many Places: C.S. Lewis on the Value of History - An Unexpected Journal
The book is a scholarly yet accessible apologetic for the study of history as an antidote to many modern ills.| An Unexpected Journal
The book is a scholarly yet accessible apologetic for the study of history as an antidote to many modern ills.| An Unexpected Journal
An unwanted party guest attempts to defile an imaginative dinner party of classical thinkers who are presumably friends as they discover the happiness within.| An Unexpected Journal
Michelangelo’s Prisoners changed me.| An Unexpected Journal
This poem is a reflection on knowledge (light, vision), rebellion, and forgetting.| An Unexpected Journal
I caution against categorizing all modern art as ugly before we give it a chance to speak for itself.| An Unexpected Journal
The 19th century was a breakthrough period for secularism.| An Unexpected Journal
What are we to do when a world dies? Where do we gather when the dead body is ours?| An Unexpected Journal
