On June 8, 1942,
C.S. Lewis walked into the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin on High
Street in Oxford and delivered one of the most famous sermons of the 20th
century – “The Weight of Glory.” Justin Taylor at Evangelical History has the
story (and a link to the sermon online).
The Atlantic has two photo essays – one of the earth
from above, taken aboard the International Space Station, and the other of the
earth down here – cowboys in the 21st century. Both are magnificent.
And The Telegraph has the first color
photographs of England.
A trio of
writers posted articles on, at second glance, may very well be the same thing. James
Clark asks if you can have conscience without faith. Thomas Sowell wonders if personal
responsibility has become obsolete. Samuel James discusses the politics of
never growing up.
Good poetry,
good photography, and a time-lapse video of New Orleans that’s wonderful.
Life and Culture
The Politics of Never Growing Up – Samuel James.
Imagine if
eBooks Came First – Tim Challies at Informing the Reforming.
Is
Personal Responsibility Obsolete? – Dr. Thomas Sowell.
British Stuff
The first colour photographs of England – The
Telegraph.
Who do the British love the taste of tea
so much? – Veronique
Greenwood at BBC.
Ekphrasis at the British Library – Maureen Doallas at Writing Without
Paper.
Poetry
Cosmos – Nancy Marie Davis at A Little Somethin’.
Jennifer Maier – D.S. Martin at Kingdom Poets.
Before the Apocalypse – Jerry Barrett at Gerald the Writer.
Art and Photography
Spring Leaves – Tim Good at National Geographic / Your
Shot.
Charity Hospital in New Orleans – Abandoned Southeast.
The Cowboys of the 21st
Century – Jane Hilton at
The Atlantic.
Earth From Above: Expedition 47 Aboard
the ISS – The Atlantic.
Faith
The Gospel Was Given for a Time Like This – Tim Challies at Informing the
Reforming.
Songs of Exile – Alexei Sargeant at First Things.
75 Years Ago Tonight, C.S. Lewis Delivers
a Sermon in Oxford on “The Weight of Glory” – Justin Taylor at Evangelical History.
Is There a Problem with Conscience? – James Clark at the Institute for
Faith, Work, & Economics.
New Orleans Time-Lapse Video
Painting: Man Reading, oil on canvas by
Barnett Freedman (1925).
1 comment:
the time-lapse video was nice. my favorite part was the sunset with the jet stream.
There was a view of the city where i though that the bridge resembled distant mountains.
thank you for your caring and sharing postings.
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