Month: December 2021

Short Fiction

The Present

BY LEAH FISHER

“You, Mr. Webber, are right on time, and you have made this a very happy Kingsmas for me.”

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Nonfiction

6 Reasons Why ‘Die Hard’ Is a Christmas Movie

BY KATE O’HARE

“There are two kinds of people: Those who think ‘Die Hard’ is a Christmas movie; and those who are wrong.”

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Nonfiction

Warning – Muslim Approaching Christmas

BY SHEIKH MUHAMMED AMIN EVANS

I have lost count of the times that someone has apologised for wishing me “Merry Christmas”.

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Nonfiction

Narnia in the Spotlight: Thoughts on the C.S. Lewis and His Classical View of Human Nature

BY EDWIN WOODRUFF TAIT

Lewis was not guilty of “bad conscience” in trying to bring truth and imagination back together.

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Poetry

Decorating for Christmas – “What Can I Do?”

A little girl tugged at my arm and asked

“But what can I do?”

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Short Fiction

Forgive Yourself: A Chronicles of Narnia Story

BY TRICIA ALEXANDER

“I’d already forgiven him for what he did. He was the only one who hadn’t forgiven himself.”

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Nonfiction

Sometimes it Snows in Bethlehem

BY KIM SOLEM

“Sometimes it snows in Bethlehem, what… every thousand years?  It’s nothing but desert.”

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Nonfiction

And All Of Us Prepared the Feast…

BY G. CONNOR SALTER
Inside the castle, my several hundred coworkers and I looked perfect for a faux medieval party.

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Nonfiction

We Are Saved by the Incarnation: The Celtic Teaching of Eriugena

BY JUSTIN COUTTS

Humanity may have a privileged place in the universe, but Jesus came to save the whole of creation.

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Poetry

The Eve Before the Feast

BY NAOMI MOTTRAM

The candles that should flicker with the rapt breath of a thousand strong congregation flicker now only in the benign flow of air.

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