Kierkegaard
Coronation Theology, Grace-Based Liberalism, Ruined Birthday Parties, and Baby Name Righteousness
What episode from the Gospels fascinates you? For John Kaag, it’s the Gerasene Demoniac. Even […]
A week ago my father asked me, presumably because I was the only suitable philosophical […]
Continuing from last week’s first part. Kierkegaard once (indirectly) wrote that it is an edifying […]
Long before Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, there lived a man in 19th-century Denmark who foreshadowed […]
This comes from a new book out by Kierkegaard scholar, Gordon Marino, The Existentialist’s Survival […]
Children’s book author Adam Gidwitz rang in the most wonderful time of the year (October, […]
“Here I stand…not at a crossroads — no, but at a multitude of roads, and […]
[T]ake away the possibility of offense, as they have done in Christendom, and the whole […]
We live our lives bounded by those two mysteries, birth and death—our beginning and our […]
When he was alone, those who were around him along with the twelve asked him […]
This is the transcript of a talk given over the weekend by Mbird’s Will McDavid at […]