Jerome in Life, Text, and Art
Since it is International Translation Day today, the Paris Review joins in the global festivities with an engaging consideration by Damion Searls of the
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MonthSeptember 2014
Conflict of Interest and the New Journalism
File this under notable miscellany. With the continuing decline of the traditional, conventional media, and the rise of public relations, think tanks, and
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Family Worship Part Two: Timing and Manner
I have a second posting on the topic of family worship over at the Christward Collective (a great site by the way). The
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Peter Berger’s Many Altars
The accomplished sociologist of religion Peter Berger has a new book entitled The Many Altars of Modernity, and a related blog post, in which
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The mysterious parcel
Just received this slightly distressed parcel from Germany. What could its mysterious contents be? How about a few copies of “Constituent Postponement in
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Open Letter to the Disenchanted
A great post by a perceptive mom and recovering teenager (who isn’t?) at Tales from Shangri-La. It’s really an open letter to thoughtful
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The Summer of Our Discontent
I have a post entitled “What This Summer Taught Us about Humanity” over at On Faith that reflects on three public tragedies of the
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Twitter and “intimacy gradients”
As someone who was an extremely late adopter of Twitter (I curiously stumbled in as many were discussing their escape plans), I am
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