Copious Flowers
Jesse Hake"which may be among the best publication names on the platform" (David Bentley Hart) • not even Solomon in all his glory
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Mary the Mother of God, Whitman’s Noiseless Patient Spider, and the Hindu Concept of Māyā in Olivier Clément
I had an incredibly wonderful mother but did not yet have a godmother when I was first introduced to Walt Whitman’s poem “A Noiseless Patient Spider” among a group of teachers with whom I worked.
I had an incredibly wonderful mother but di...
Failing Our Neighbors: A Reply to Travis Dumsday on Creation and the Meta-Historical Human Fall
The Creation of the World and the Expulsion from Paradise by Giovanni di Paolo in 1445 (originally part of the altarpiece in Siena’s church of San Domenico).
The paleontologist Alexander Khramov kindly shared with me recently that Travis D...
Humanity as the “Founder and Demiurge of Evil” in Saints Gregory of Nyssa and Maximus the Confessor
Along with a Bit of Reflection on Tolkien and a Good Bit of Reflection on Hart and Behr
Reading through Saint Gregory of Nyssa and all of his passages about the human fall in past months, I have a few favorites. This one probably sits at t...
Saint Gregory of Nyssa’s Lunar Eclipse and the Limits of Evil
Whenever we have come to the furthest point of the shadow of sin, we shall again live in light.
Whenever we have come to the furthest point of the shadow of sin, we shall again live in light.
Annie Dillard: More Real Than Henry David Thoreau
Jill Krementz, photograph of Annie Dillard, probably during the Pilgrim at Tinker Creek period of 1974 (although exact date and location unverified).
Above is a photo used by The New York Times in its September 16, 2026 obituary of Annie D...
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I grew up in Taiwan, earned an M.Litt. in history from Saint Andrews, Scotland. I've been a school teacher and a principal (Logos Academy in York, Pennsylvania). I am the director of ClassicalU.com and married with three children.
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