Tag: T.S. Eliot
The Curse of Gnosticism and the Cure of Play: Why Leisure is Essential for Spiritual Health
Many Christians raised in American evangelicalism struggle to practice leisure. Between the endless needs of a destitute world, our relative material wealth compared with the world’s poor, and an impoverished anthropology that says true Christians must perennially function beyond their human limitations in order to be radically committed to God, the practice of rest is rife with shame. Leisure is tantamount to backsliding.
Bombs, Board Games, and Bede the Venerable: But Mostly Chess
When every guest had been welcomed inside the gate, there were songs, dances, music, games, and of...
Taylor Swift, T.S. Eliot, and C.S. Lewis: Eras for the Ages
All that I wanted Was to be wanted I’ll never wander London streets Alone and haunted Born...
