Remember, Remember the Month of November ~ The…
As Christians, our remembrance does not chain us to dead memories, but has a vivifying quality that…
Tag: Imaginative
Eric Gill at Capel-y-Ffin ~ The Imaginative…
In Welsh, “Capel-y-Ffin” means “chapel at the boundaries.” It is an apt name, not only because of…
Horror and the Sacred ~ The Imaginative Conservative
The horror genre is not about gore. Rather, it is about the human soul: its capacity for depraved…
Rediscovering Tchaikovsky’s Sublime Symphony No. 5 ~…
From the moment of hearing those opening notes, everything in me scrambled and resettled,…
For Whom Did Jesus Die? ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Consider Jesus hanging on the cross. Observe the cuts on his body from being scourged and violently…
What Is Christian Liberal Education? ~ The Imaginative…
For a thousand years, liberal education shaped the moral imagination of succeeding generations,…
The Map of Human Character ~ The Imaginative…
We of this generation give too much time to news about the transient present, too little to the…
Good Taste in Music ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Longer-lived than most composers, Georg Philipp Telemann was still creating and experimenting in his…
Women Warriors for Life ~ The Imaginative Conservative
In the deadliest century of human history, these women heroically stood for life. Of all the many…
Setting the Record Straight ~ The Imaginative…
C.S. Lewis’s range of work—at a very high level, done with pellucid clarity and frequent…
