
It’s that dismissal of children, that nostalgic lens for regarding childhood as a state free from the weight of real fears or anxieties, that bothers me.
Where the Christian faith meets the common knowledge of our age

“Wolfe claims that spiritual and religious themes have taken a subtler, less pronounced position in modern literature, but they are no less present.”

In his text Of Other Worlds: Essays and Stories, C. S. Lewis writes of fairy stories that “it would be much truer to say that fairy land arouses a longing for he knows not what.” It stirs and troubles him (to his life-long enrichment) with the dim sense of something beyond his reach and, far from [...]
Ben Bartlett examines the celebrated work of Kurt Vonnegut, and wonders if it’s something we should really be celebrating.



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