Matters of Truth
The most boring question you can ask of any religion is whether it is true. So says Alain de Botton, philosopher, writer, and founder of an organization called “The School […]
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Intellectual Adoration
Victorian Britain—especially from 1859-1901—it is often described in terms of a “crisis of doubt.” Today we assume that this crisis in Christian thinking developed because of Darwin but, as Owen […]
On Ordinary, Everyday Experience
My family and I have been busy lately. (I suppose that is true for many if not most families, and now that I think about it, the word “lately” in […]
Wondering Fair 