Showing posts with label Life and Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Life and Culture. Show all posts

Saturday, November 7, 2015

Saturday Good Reads


Is the age of the true believer over? Read Hugh Whelchel at Faith, Work & Economics for an interesting answer. And the Christian Post reports that a panel of a Christian pastor, a liberal author and an atheist agrees that modern liberals have turned free speech into tribal argument, and are turning universities into places of cultural inquisition.

Good poetry, a story about America’s forgotten missionaries, what Peggy Noonan’s worried about, and a wonderful doodle about The Screwtape Letters.

Poetry

The Island – Brendan MacOdrum at Oran’s Well.

Burning Bridges – Natasha Head at The Tashtoo Parlour.

Farewell October – Chris Yokel.

She Grew Up to be a Poet – Maureen Doallas at Writing Without Paper.

Amenadoodledo – John Blase at The Beautiful Due.

Faith

What is the Path to Your Greatest Fulfillment? – Hugh Whelchel at Faith, Work & Economics.

America’s Forgotten Missionaries – Walter Russell Mead at The American Interest.

Remaining Pure of Heart – Mick Silva.

A Celebration of the Saints – Seth Haines.


The Voice That Wakes the Dead – Matthew Van Maastricht at thealreadynotyet.

Life and Culture


Slighting Syria's Christians - Mark Movsesian at First Things.


Peggy Noonan’s Worry – Mark Bauerlein at First Things.

Art and Photography

Teasel Test – Tim Good at Art of Tiwago.

Ellen and the Winter Wolves – Jamin Still at The Rabbit Room.

Doodling the Screwtape Letters


Top photograph by C. Sandes Anderson via Public Domain Pictures. Used with permission.