The Little White Horse
The combination of domestic goodness with real enchantment make The Little White Horse a true reflection of the reality that the goodness and beauty of the world is found not when we squint but when we see most clearly.
The combination of domestic goodness with real enchantment make The Little White Horse a true reflection of the reality that the goodness and beauty of the world is found not when we squint but when we see most clearly.
Parenting in 2017 seems impossibly overwhelming—but the ideal liberal citizen modern parenting strives to produce shouldn’t be the goal of Christian parents. Instead, we should look to the best practices of both past and present to help our children resist atomization and pursue true flourishing.
Though on the surface confusing and fragmented, William Langland's poem expose in both theme and form the struggles that Christians confronted in his own time--and still do in our own.
"Lost in the Giant Corn Maze, I Call 911" by David Wright
"Church Organist on the Other Side of the Wall" by Marjorie Maddox
The church can, and should, have more than just rules and prohibitions to offer young people negotiating the sexual mores of modern life.
Though not a typical example of literary criticism, R.F. Foster’s On Seamus Heaney provides an insightful look at both the poet’s life and his works.