[A term paper I wrote for my course Philosophy as a Way of Life at Davenant Hall. This version does not include citations: for those get the PDF here.] Introduction "By me kings reign, and princes decree justice."1 So declares Lady Wisdom as portrayed by the wisest natural king who ever lived. "[He] has… Read more…

However much we know love, we also in many ways do not know it. We do not always see it for what it is, but from time to time we see startling glimpses into its reality. These flashes of light come from all manner of revelation. Sometimes we experience purest love in a dark night from a kind soul, or we may awaken to i… Read more…

In a letter to a girl named Sarah, C. S. Lewis wrote the following about how to spend your time: Remember that there are only three kinds of things anyone need ever do. (1) Things we ought to do (2) Things we’ve got to do (3) Things we like doing. I say this because some people seem to spend so much of their time doin… Read more…

The whole of life is about worship. This is the chief end of man and the song of the universe. From quarks to quasars, every movement of every creature exists to radiate and reflect the glory of God. For men, worship, the profession of worth, primarily takes the form of obedience to all that God designs for us. And thi… Read more…