Orthodox Education and Evangelism in a Post-Christian Landscape

The Horror of Modernity: Reform, Revolution, and the Ouroboric Nature of Progress (Part I)

The myth of modernity coheres the seemingly disparate threads of reality into some semblance of a systematic whole. It propels the modern imaginary into the unknown, to boldly go where no man has gone before. The desire to solve the unifying theory of the universe, or to reach back in […]

Story: Cultivating Imagination, or Phantasy (Part 1)

In the previous post I talked about the transcendentals–truth, goodness and beauty. Specifically, regarding truth I referred to C.S. Lewis and how the cultivation of the imagination creates the fertile ground of meaning for truth to take root. Concerning this idea, Lewis was greatly indebted to Scholasticism, wherein the imagination […]