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Appreciating an art in its own right.
Posted 02.08.16
On Robert Macfarlane.
Posted 02.19.16
Hiking as a spiritual practice.
Posted 02.19.16
Clerical celibacy in France, 1720-1815.
Posted 02.19.16
A generous orthodoxy.
Posted 02.19.16
Majid Majidi’s films are love-songs to God.
Posted 02.19.16
The Force is real.
Posted 02.19.16
Terrible, yes; not pointless.
Posted 02.19.16
Assessing an influential revisionist account.
Posted 02.19.16
Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley.
Posted 02.19.16
The life of Walatta Petros.
Posted 02.19.16
The Kingdom of God in East London.
Posted 02.19.16
On mass incarceration.
Posted 02.19.16
David Mitchell’s pendant to 'The Bone Clocks'.
Posted 02.19.16
A long-awaited biography of Charles Williams.
Posted 02.19.16
The first full life of Joy Davidman in a generation.
Posted 02.19.16
A memorable evening in Santa Barbara.
Posted 02.19.16
The formative years of T. S. Eliot.
Posted 02.19.16
An escape into reality.
Posted 02.19.16
Clothes and the culture wars.
Posted 02.19.16
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Posted 02.19.16
Part 1 in an occasional series.
Posted 02.21.16
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