And Joe Rigney's rejoinder to Hillary is also very good. https://t.co/k0jB6LJ1c4

He explained to me when he shifted the focus of his degree to Latin/Ancient Greek/Sanskrit, these studies give him the root of all languages. cognates & etymology Fascinating. I hope that helps those who don’t understand why Latin remains important.

“… no other story, no pagan legend or philosophical anecdote or historical event, does in fact affect any of us with that peculiar and even poignant impression produced on us by the word Bethlehem. No other birth of a god or childhood of a sage seems to us to be Christmas or

“We all know the story of how Herod, alarmed at some rumour of a mysterious rival, remembered the wild gesture of the capricious despots of Asia and or dered a massacre of suspects of the new generation of the populace. Everyone knows the story; but not everyone has perhaps noted

“The philosophy of the philosophers was not universal. Had Plato and Pythagoras and Aristotle stood for an instant in the light that came out of that little cave, they would have known that their own ligat was not universal. It is far from certain, indeed, that they did not know

“And the thing [the shepherds] found was of a kind with the things they sought. The populace had been wrong in many things; but they had not been wrong in believing that holy things could have a habitation and that divinity need not disdain the limits of time and space. And the

“Any agnostic or atheist whose childhood has known a real Christmas has ever afterwards, whether he likes it or not, an association in his mind between two ideas that most of mankind must regard as remote from each other; the idea of a baby and the idea of unknown strength that

2/ "Facts and data are wonderful things, but courage and conviction are more important still." https://t.co/reE1LcgSVw

The Appeal to Heaven flag is awesome, it really bothers me that the legacy media defames this flag. It depicts the Eastern White Pine. The King of England banned our colonial ancestors from harvesting this species and his men even marked the trees that weren’t allowed to be

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Interesting article on Baconian science, esoteric literature, and quasi figurae Antichristi... https://t.co/dncPxPo326

Tolkien was cryptic too—Bombadil was his argument against Baconian science.

Succinct and accurate.

I've been thoroughly enjoying the @touchstonemag conference talks. I was excited to listen to the Friday morning talks by Paul Kingsnorth and Jonathan Pageau (and I recommend them) but was pleasantly surprised and delighted with the final talk from @richardrohlin, The Deep

I say this as someone who has appreciated lots of @AJWTheology's work and still cites it happily: This is not something I see almost anywhere. What I do see happening is a growing tendency to reject third-way Christianity and embrace the fact that Christianity both finds itself

“There is no curse in Elvish, Entish, or the tongues of Men for this treachery.”

Tonights prayer service and Psalm sing was right on time. 🙌🏾

A night of prayer for our nation and Psalms. Very needed. 🙌🏾