“wonder is the feeling of a philosopher, and philosophy begins in wonder… It was their wonder, their astonishment, that first led…
Javert and the Weight of Shame
Les Miserables by Victor Hugo is one of the most deeply beautiful books I have ever read. Les Miserables the…
Contemplating Walker Percy’s The Moviegoer
One of my former teachers at Trinity Academy, Mr. Horner, teaches philosophy senior year. One of the books we read…
The Theology of Mystery and Humility
I am a blessed man. I have a wonderful wife of 10 years, and together we have been blessed with…
Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk
Joshua Gibbs has an ongoing series, Proverbial, wherein he meditates on proverbs presented throughout the ages. These proverbs are, in his…
Rationality and Irrationality
Math and Truth have an interesting relationship. Mathematics, like truth, is steadfast and immovable and not open to interpretation. 2…
The Leslie Knope Approach to Work and Life
In The Abolition of man, CS Lewis writes, “the task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles,…
Small Yet Mighty
“Once in our world, a stable had something in it that was bigger than our whole world.” This quote once…
Scholar Sync 