Reconstructing Moral Formation: The Traits and Habits that Allow Jane Austen’s Heroines to Build Virtue
Robin Harris reads Jane Austen's novels with an eye toward how virtue is formed in the characters — and the readers
Robin Harris reads Jane Austen's novels with an eye toward how virtue is formed in the characters — and the readers
What hath seminary to do with comedy?
Are readers complicit in the evils of the writers they enjoy?
The popular high fantasy author's obsession with magic systems fails to glimpse the real truth of creation.
Recovering the forgotten side of C.S. Lewis.
A syllogism, giving conclusive proof that C.S. Lewis was an evangelical.
Just how homogeneous are societies, both ancient and modern?
Is Christian activism part of the larger problem?
Dr. Wilfred McClay's acceptance speech for the Davenant Institute's second annual C.S. Lewis Award for Christian Wisdom
Thornton Wilder and C.S. Lewis on reading masterpieces.
