Tell Me

. Ask me what I see, and I’ll show you battle scars. Tell me what I’m not and I’ll show… Read more Tell Me

Tolstoy’s Critique: Social Media?

The quote below, taken from Tolstoy’s ‘A Confession’, reads like a critique of the leviathan that is social media: ‘We… Read more Tolstoy’s Critique: Social Media?

Part of the beauty of the ‘Letters of John and Abigail Adams’ is that every sentence suggests careful consideration. There… Read more The Adams Family Epistles: God, Love, Liberty & the Caveat of Responsibility

A homeschooling dad finds himself on a journey of challenges and contradictions. His first thought is to mingle, learn and… Read more Deliberations On The Embrace Of The Extraordinary (Or Homeschool Dad: Obstacles & Humility)

. The appearances of tended wounds and mended hearts, offer little room for understanding how tender they still are. The… Read more Of Hooded Silhouettes & Impossible Handshakes

In March I announced my idea (Author’s Note: As Things Stand) for a side project for the year. The plan… Read more Authors Note: Exploring Book Cover Ideas & Title

Karl Barth and Roger Scruton make unlikely conversation partners. Barth, was a Reformed Swiss theologian, who held up the distinction… Read more Barth & Scruton: Where God’s Revelation Meets The West & All The Rest

Stumbling through some images yesterday, I came across an ‘old’ e-formatted copy of Leo Tolstoy’s 1879 work – ‘A Confession’. I… Read more Tolstoy’s Faith: I am Supported Above the Abyss

Moving slowly with the wind, . elements of thread bare rags . sit idle on the parched and colourless… Read more From Morbid Light To Cheerful Sun