Month: July 2018

I’m tired of living in this season of such polarization.  It seems that on almost any subject we can think of, there are extreme opposite opinions, and we don’t even want to talk to each other to understand the point of those who bring a perspective that differs from our own. Maybe we should try […]

I love the way that C. S. Lewis offers us food for theological reflection in his fictional juvenile fantasy books.  In the Chronicles of Narnia, we read about Cair Paravel, a fictional castle where the Kings and Queens of   Narnia rule.  “Cair Paravel” means “a lesser court” and a subversive prophecy among inhabitants of Narnia […]