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Home: Core Subjects: Arts and Literature: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Arts and Literature: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Jane Austen, Public Theologian - Peter J. LeithartTo call Jane Austen a public theologian is counterintuitive for two reasons: she does not seem much interested in things public, and she does not seem much interested in things theological. Read more... Jonah: A Veggie Tales Movie - Mark SheaVeggie Tales has been called "the biggest pop culture phenomenon you've never heard of." That may be an exaggeration. There are probably even bigger ones you've never heard of, but then I've never heard of them either, so I can't tell you about them. Read more... Just a Fairy Story? - Michael D. O'BrienGood magic and bad magic in truthful stories correspond to true religion and false religion in our real world. Read more... Kingdom of Heaven - James BowmanSir Ridley Scott’s Crusades movie, Kingdom of Heaven, though visually impressive as we might expect, is shockingly unhistorical. Read more... Labour of Love - Mary VallisNowhere near Italy, inside a mundane Iowa storefront wedged between a financial planner’s office and an abandoned antique store, an arched plaster ceiling glows with colour. Read more... Last Farewell and First Fruits: The Story of a Modern Poet - MARIA J. CIRURGIAOThen I baptized him, and the next day I brought him Communion. It was just a few days later that he died. He seemed very much at peace, and he would say, `Now I'm in the fold.' Read more... Laughing with Chesterton - Father Dwight LongeneckerIt could be said that the pun is mightier than the sword. If this is true, then wordplay may be as important as swordplay in the never ending wars between the dark powers of the underworld and the light of Christ. Read more... Lies, Damned Lies and Dan Brown: Fact-checking Angels & Demons - Steven D. GreydanusIn a Q&A billed as an “interview” on his own website, Brown writes “My goal is always to make the character’s [sic] and plot be so engaging that readers don’t realize how much they are learning along the way.” Or how much misinformation they’re absorbing. Read more... Life lessons from a turtle - Robert FulfordWhat Aesop’s fables teach us about ourselves. Read more... Literature as Preparation for Death - JOHN O'CALLAGHANAs a writer of novels and occasional essays, Walker Percy is fascinated by our pilgrimage unto death. For autobiographical reasons, it is perhaps the most pervasive theme among the many in his writing. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 26-Feb-2011 - 11:00:15
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