To use the age-old analogy, the chicken came first. This is the position that the West has recently taken, but not always, and there are many that are once again starting to rethink that idea altogether . . .
It’s creastruction that Christians are doing and building in society, culture, and civilization, and they’ve been doing it and succeeding in spades with all human flaws since the Resurrection . . .
At the end of the movie, the audience realizes she’s been in a dream all along, never quite knowing which state of consciousness is real . . .
In these days of division, most of us could recite the following in our sleep. American discourse has become polarized and uncivil. We’re silo-ed . . .
The Scarecrow represents Western reason, and we are using the Tin Man here to represent the more Eastern view where the heart is held out to be supreme . . .
