The Eliot Society: A scientist becomes an ambassador for the arts in Washington D.C.
BY LIZ HORST Culture is not an intellectual abstraction. It is human energy expressed through...
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Author: Jennifer Chamberlain
Christianity Today’s most popular cover story of 2019—and it might not be what you think.
Christianity Today2019 In Review Christianity Today seems to be searching to find its audience....
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The Unfortunate “Liberal Arts Education”: What’s in a word?
There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it . . . —C.S....
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A Little Cultural Snobbery, Please: How other cultures help us recover our own
By David Goodwin “Well, … I don’t know. That, you’d have to convince me of.” This wry and...
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The Art of Seeing: Through the eyes of a Disney artist & classical teacher
Further Study | More Artwork from the Spirduso Studio | More of the Story AN INTERVIEW WITH Ken...
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How to Save a Life: A Reformed Look at Salvation in Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities”
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Accurate or True?
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Sophrosune
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What Happens When We Don’t Sing Christmas Carols: The Redwoods of Our Faith
ACCS Getty Tour Discount | Phil Keagy Exclusive Clip | And Can It Be? New Hymns? | By Keith and Kristyn Getty — Christmas is a time to remember …
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One Year Anniversary of Hurricane Michael
To watch the Hurricane Michael story click the link below: LIONS BUILD! That’s the motto of...
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