Tragedy and Divine Love: A Reflection in the Aftermath of the Orlando Shooting
We live in a world of fear, of violence, of madness. It is all a part of the great storm, and we stand in the center, watching the winds tear apart the last vestiges of…
Author: Fellowship & Fairydust
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Gambling for Eternity: An Analysis of the Apologetics Argument of "Pascal's Wager"
“Pascal’s Wager” is a famous and controversial argument in favor of the existence of God used by Christian apologists. It has been called the potentially weakest or potentially strongest argument available when debating with…
Landscapes of Truth
Desert - show me to myself, strip me naked of shame and pretence so that the bones of my soul ring a melody unconfined and joyfully free. let your emptyness inform me, until the wild…
He Is Who He Is: A Review of Bernie Sanders’ Visit to Gettysburg College
In my capacity as a magazine editor and correspondent, I had the intriguing experience of attending a town hall meeting hosted by Gettysburg College in the spring of 2016. The guest of honor was none…
Love and Love Again
Opening up the heart and the mind discovering-thinking in and out of thought noticing judgment striving-longing feelings of need pulling at someone else searching for words survival-instinct healing interesting noticing anger discomfort-fear respect shaking noticing…
Castle on the Hill
Once upon a time, there was a boy who did odd jobs for a very wealthy and prestigious knight named Sir Weston. The boy was called Barley since he'd been found among the bags of…
The Sound of Roses: A Lord of the Rings Story
September 1419 “All those weeks we stayed here last autumn and I don’t remember this wall.” Frodo ran his hand over crumbling stones. It was obviously one of the older parts of Imladris and…
The Fisher of Men: Simon Peter’s Wake Up Call
I’ve cursed these waters all night long, and now the morning star has given rise to the blazing dawn. I’m mending these ragged nets with stronger, thicker string, Nets filled with holes that have provided…
Those Souls for Whom the Bell Tolls: A Memorial Day Reflection
It was originally called Decoration Day and was introduced on May 30,1868, just three years after the conclusion of the War Between the States, set aside for the honoring of those who had fallen…