Why You Should Believe in Santa Claus (Even If He Doesn’t Exist)
The imagination is the highest faculty and, like other faculties, it does not spring fully formed. It must be exercised, practiced, applied.
The imagination is the highest faculty and, like other faculties, it does not spring fully formed. It must be exercised, practiced, applied.
“Surprised by Joy supplied the defect of my Christian upbringing and didactic theology”
“It is a story of permanent struggle between the sacred and profane, between the earth and stone of Britain and the magic and spirit of Logres.”
If your sense of myth has atrophied, a ghastly tale may help you to come back to the world with eyes of wonder.
“There are, no doubt, some political moves that can ameliorate the problem, but the Church must also answer the call to act, pray and examine ourselves for how we think about those not lucky enough to just feel good and normal all the time.”
The Pope’s high profile remarks teach us that there is a reason we remain a reformation people.
Are we unhappy because life failed us or because our expectations set us up to fail?
“If the church ceases to honor the state and instead adopts an antagonistic stance, it is difficult to see why the state would continue to honor the church.”
“There’s no simple solution, and you should be pretty thankful you aren’t the one having to decide how to respond.”
“Will humans ever stop dying?”
“Insights into human psychology are relevant to understanding the inner struggle of our Lord”
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