Who are we? Or what are we? Are we a “who” or are we a “what”? Here I muse upon these fundamental questions.

Who are we? Who is God? Who am I? Who is the I am? Here are my musings on these good questions.

A friend sent me the link to this wonderful discussion about Gerard Manley Hopkins on BBC Radio. It’s well worth the investment of time. Sit back and listen as several scholars wax eloquent on the poet who truly captured the grandeur of God.

What is the meaning of life and what does the great Russian writer have to say about it?

My wife, Susannah, has finally been discovered; not by me, of course because I discovered her years ago. She has finally been discovered by journals which are publishing her literary essays. She now writes regularly for the Epoch Times and is being published regularly by the Imaginative Conservative. Here are her musings on what it might feel like to be a character in some of the greatest works of literature.

The National Catholic Register has just published my musings on the greatest love story that Tolkien ever wrote.

Here is my gentle riposte to a scholar who believes that the fiction of Joyce and Greene reflects “realism” more than do the works of Tolkien and Lewis.

A meditation on the Resurrection and the difference it makes.

What are the parallels between descriptions of Satan in the Bible and the demonic presence in Middle-earth. All is revealed.