Peggy Rosenthal

For the humanists of the Renaissance, literature mattered because it was concrete and experiential—it grounded ideas in people’s lives. Their name for this kind of writing was bonae litterae, a phrase we’ve borrowed as the title for Image’s blog. Every weekday, one of the gifted writers on our blogging team will offer a personal essay that makes a fresh connection between the world of faith and the world of daily life, spanning the gap between theology and experience and giving language a human shape.

Backstage Pass
Church of the Masses Doc Hollywood

Faith Goes Pop

Film Chat

Looking Closer

Schaeffer's Ghost

Sister Rose Movies

Tinsel