Article: Not Safe, but Good
While this is centered on the teacher/student dynamic, there’s much here that an apologist can apply as well. Good stuff. Have at it! I have loved my students’ comfort more
Article: Considering the Apologetics of Storytelling
Apparently, J.R.R. Tolkien coined the term, “eucatastrophe“, which appears to be an antonym to the much more common “catastrophe”. Articles like this are a
Interactive Article: I’m with Clive
Happy Monday! Try this “interactive tract” on for size. It lets you choose if you think Jesus was a legend, lunatic, liar, or Lord. Once you’ve made your decision
Article: How Certain Do We Need to Be in Our Faith?
This is a great question and one that is inherently ambitious to try and tackle. The author only skims the surface here, but the question is a personal one and I think worthy of pe
Article: Susan Pevensie, C.S. Lewis, and Enchantment
As I’m currently reading the Chronicles of Narnia to my children, Susan’s demeanor and approach to Narnia and the North bubbles up even in the early books. Thankfully f