‘Now cracks a noble heart’: Hamlet and Political Hope
When I was in college, I was involved in a decent production of Hamlet. To make it short enough for our undergraduate attention spans,…
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Miguel de Unamuno 1864-1936: A Life of Struggle
Eighty-two years have passed since the heated public exchange between Spanish writer and philosopher Miguel de Unamuno and Nationalist General José Millán Astray in…
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Review: Evelyn Underhill’s Prayer Book
Evelyn Underhill’s Prayer Book, Edited by Robyn Wrigley-Carr, London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 2018m £9.99/$15.00 For 75 years, followers and fans of Evelyn Underhill’s work lamented…
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Encountering an Icon: Thomas Eakins’ ‘The Crucifixion’
‘There really is no such thing as Art. There are only artists.’ [1] With these two provocative little sentences, E.H. Gombrich begins his famed…
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Motion Pictures, Mary Magdalene and #MeToo
I find it sadly ironic that Garth Davis’s exquisite 2018 film Mary Magdalene became an unexpected victim in the #MeToo movement which emerged following the…
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Review: Coloring the Psalms, Seeing God’s Patterns in Our Lives
Coloring the Psalms: Seeing God’s Patterns in Our Lives. By Adele Ahlberg Calhoun, illustrated by James Newman Gray. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2016….
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Theology, Arts, and Culture Series: An Interview with Penny Warden [Part 2]
Editor’s note: We are very pleased to present the second part of an interview with distinguished artist Penny Warden. In the first part, she…
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Call for Papers: C. S. Lewis and Kindred Spirits
The Fourth Interdisciplinary Conference devoted to the life and work of C. S. Lewis: C. S. Lewis and Kindred Spirits, Iasi, 22-23 November 2018,…
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Theology, Arts, and Culture Series: An Interview with Penny Warden [Part 1]
Editor’s note: We are very pleased to present the first part of an interview with distinguished artist Penny Warden. In this first part, she…
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