How The Suffering Of World Wars Seeded The Creativity Of J.R.R. Tolkien And C.S. Lewis
The war that brought unspeakable suffering also contributed to the creation of some of the most beloved and heroic literature of modern times.
Masks Are Another Way To Control Society Through Isolation
Mask scolds have been monomaniacal about this virus as if there is no other way to die. What they don’t seem to understand is that this is no way to live.
Why ‘The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe’ Became A Fantasy Classic For All Ages
Seventy years after its first publication, C.S. Lewis’s classic ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ remains resonant with readers young and old.
10 Notable Faith-Conscious Films On Disney Plus — And 5 Still In The Vault
Particularly since the dawn of the 20th century, Judeo-Christian archetypes and imagery have stirred the American imagination, as reflected in these 10 films on Disney Plus.
C. S. Lewis’ Advice To Students During A Pandemic Will Do All Our Souls Good Right Now
The theologian and author C.S. Lewis identifies three enemies we face during crises such as ours and mental exercises to defend against each.
Americans Are Losing The Ability To Make Friends. Here’s How To Recover It
Those hoping to rebuild the culture, restore freedom, and overcome the atomization of modern life should start by making friends with one another.
NF Shows How To Be A Christian Rapper Without Being A Christian Rapper
NF realizes that what our society needs is not more little rap songs about Christianity, but more little rap songs by Christians — with their Christianity latent.
Why Christian Women Don’t Need To Be Pastors To Be Equal With Men
Christianity offers countless joys to the lost and fallen sinners of this world. But if you’re looking for the joy that comes from receiving equal access to every aspect of the church’s ministry, you’re going to be disappointed.
Jussie Smollett, Aaron Sorkin, And The Decline Of Grace
The racially entangled hoaxes involving Jussie Smollett, and Atticus Finch, show our cultural zeitgeist is choosing tribalism before tolerance.
‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ Offers A Timely Lesson On The Importance Of Mythology
Although it seems doomed for box office failure, ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ stands out as a children’s movie that refuses to rehash the same old lessons.
This Book Ably Dissects The Contradictions At The Heart Of Postmodernism
Canadian critic Paul Gosselin’s ‘Flight from the Absolute’ is a skillful dissection of the many and various ways postmodernism and its institutional enforcers are undermining society.
The West Isn’t Committing Suicide, It’s Dying Of Natural Causes
Jonah Goldberg’s ‘Suicide of the West’ fails to acknowledge that the threat to liberal democratic capitalism is far deeper than tribalism or nationalism gone awry.
If ‘A Wrinkle In Time’ Is Stripped Of Its Christian Themes, The Film Can Only Disappoint
Christianity isn’t just a minor element of Madeleine L’Engle’s fantastic story, it’s at the deepest center.
What C.S. Lewis Can Teach Us About America’s Pronoun Wars
While the pronoun wars may be new to America, the writings of C.S. Lewis show that the fight over language as a way of controlling the mind is nothing new.
6 Rules For Good Government From The World Of Narnia
The Narnian government was the opposite in almost every aspect to modern forms of government. Let’s look at C.S. Lewis’s suggestions for an ideal government.
Goodbye To The Minister Of Magic, Actor Robert Hardy
‘Harry Potter’ and ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ actor Robert Hardy was a timeless performer who studied under J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis.
What Would Discovering Alien Life Mean For Christianity? Probably Nothing
If you want me to believe in an alien, show me its body, and then we’ll talk. If this happens, it will not be jarring to my Christian faith.
5 Big Things To Know And Celebrate About G.K. Chesterton
Today, 86 years after his death, we’re reminded that joviality and wisdom can do more to woo a culture than any austere dogma ever could.
Promoting ‘Captain Underpants’ To Reluctant Readers Doesn’t Help Them
Kids don’t need potty humor and malicious pranks to start reading books. They just need a good, interesting story.
Harvard Professor Accidentally Illustrates How His Kind Has Destroyed The Humanities
Harvard’s James Simpson and likeminded scholars have selectively wielded their theoretical chainsaws to disfigure the humanities into hideous totems of ideology and politics.
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