Song of a White Hare
I search far and wide for you in forests full of falling leaves Through meadows wet with dew underneath a sky that grieves You think you see me running through the misty air, but then…
Month: April 2016
Thomas Andrews: Master Shipbuilder and Hero
Over a century after she slid beneath the waves, the Titanic continues to fascinate the world. The story of the legendary British ocean liner and its tragic maiden voyage ending on that cold April…
A Kiss Goodnight: A Game of Thrones Story
Tyrion entered Sansa’s chamber gingerly, not wanting to make her uneasy by his presence. He simply wanted to see if she was getting along alright. Their conversation earlier that day about her murdered family had…
The Rising of the Moon Maiden
Moon Maiden coyly veils Her face in the dark Mask of a star filled night. – I push my toes deeper into Star lit beach and look Out at the vastness of Ocean’s rising waters.…
Modern Universities: What's Wrong with the World of Education
Chesterton wrote a book, a collection of essays, which he called 'What's Wrong with the World', and, it seems, a lot, even back in 1912. I thought that I would be a bit more…
Lord or Lady?: The Search for the Divine Gender
Introduction There have been many efforts on the part of humanity to define the Divine “Life Force” that shapes and imbues our universe with its indwelling presence. For example, there have been copious…
Philosophy, Evidence, and Faith: The Conversion of a Science Fiction Author
My conversion was in two parts: a natural part and a supernatural part. Here is the natural part: first, over a period of two years my hatred toward Christianity eroded due to my…
The Dark City
Christopher looked up at the sky. It was gray, as it was every day. Just like everything else. Rows of orderly houses lined each side of the road, and armed soldiers were marching down the…
The Victorious Godhead: Good Friday, the Annunciation, and the Inklings
This year, a marvelous event happened that will not occur again for decades: Good Friday and the Feast of the Annunciation fell on the same day. In the Roman Church, unfortunately, Annunciation has been…
So Let It Be Written: A Movie Review of "The Ten Commandments"
Year: 1956 Filming: Color Length: 220 minutes Genre: Biblical/Drama/Epic/Inspirational/Religious Maturity: PG (for intense thematic elements) Cast: Charlton Heston (Moses), Yul Brynner (Pharaoh Ramses), Anne Baxter (Nefretiri), Yvonne De Carlo (Sephora), John Derik (Joshua), Debra Paget…