See, I am not heartless
I’m not usually one for romance novels/films. That doesn’t mean I dismiss romance in toto. But one problem is that … Continue reading See, I am not heartless
I’m not usually one for romance novels/films. That doesn’t mean I dismiss romance in toto. But one problem is that … Continue reading See, I am not heartless
Rules for Reformers, Douglas Wilson (Canon+)— Something like a Christian response to Rules for Radicals. Christian activity in the public … Continue reading Books of 2025 (Part 2)
It usually takes me a while to transition into the new year. But somehow, although it’s only been a month, … Continue reading 2025 Salute
Last year I finished off my Books of 2024 post by saying: “While I think reading seven books per month … Continue reading Books of 2025 (Part 1)
Nearly a decade ago, a blogger friend gave me a ‘Bookish Book-Lover Tag’. In said tag, I listed what was … Continue reading Of Tomes, Tags, TBR Towers, and Tempus Fugit
This May marks the 1’700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea, a significant event in church history…but these days … Continue reading Mr. Constantine
… Continued from Part 1 Continue reading Books of 2024 (Part 2)
My calendar had pictures of baby goats for 2024. It’s the little, silly things like that which please me. At … Continue reading 2024 Salute
“I notice that many books were about cartooning, illustration, and film—topics I hope to continue investigating into 2024. I also … Continue reading Books of 2024 (Part 1)
It’s always interesting to rummage through the old folders and USB drives. Sometimes I never do find what I’m originally … Continue reading Fairy-tale Felons
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