Every day, I take a walk. And every single day, the walk begins and ends in the same place: Home. Sometimes, it is natural to begin and end in the same place. And so it will be with this review. On my first real day of reviewing The Grand Weaver in my post The Good, I quoted the thesis statement: [God’s] design for your life pulls together every thread of your existence into a magnificent work of art. Every thread matters Continue Reading…
September 28, 2007It is said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I both agree and disagree. Webster’s 1828 Dictionary defines beauty as An assemblage of graces, or an assemblage of properties in the form of the person or any other object, which pleases the eye. In the person, due proportion or symmetry of parts constitutes the most essential property to which we annex the term beauty. In the face, the regularity and symmetry of the features, the color of Continue Reading…
September 27, 2007What is truth?” Pilate said to Jesus, not waiting for His reply. The question of what truth is isn’t as novel as the postmoderns would like to think. Pagans and seekers alike have asked the question long before I was born, and they will continue to ask it long after I have rejoined the dust of the ground. However, what is novel about today is that, for the first time I am aware of {though perhaps I am simply ignorant}, Continue Reading…
September 26, 2007One of the best places to begin when searching for a work’s moral goodness is the thesis statement. It is an unfortunate fact that, in these postmodern times, not all books actually stick to their purported aim, but I still think it is a good place to start. [God’s] design for your life pulls together every thread of your existence into a magnificent work of art. Every thread matters and has a specific purpose. I pray that as you read Continue Reading…
September 25, 2007
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