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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Wendell Berry, Our Hard-Nosed Futurist
Wendell Berry, Henry County, Kentucky, 1970s. Photograph by James Baker Hall.
David Bentley Hart once quipped that he longed for a life with “the luxury of writing in Wendell Berry on every ballot.” For my part, I happily did, but now that...
The Dark Domain and the Morning Star: Cosmic Imaginaries, Our Fallen World, and the Light of Christ
“You must go out on a starry night and walk about for half an hour trying to see the sky in terms of the old cosmology.” C.
“You must go out on a starry night and walk about for half an hour trying to see the sky in terms of the old cosmol...
Finding and Finishing Our Shared Pasts within the Life of God: Transfigured Time in Gregory of Nyssa and Maximus the Confessor
Two saints and church fathers who developed among the most profound accounts of time, eternity, and humanity’s unending participation in divine life were Gregory of Nyssa (c.
Two saints and church fathers who developed among the most profo...
Interviewed on a Podcast with the Humanitas Institute: Jesse Hake on the Living Patterns of Reading, Naming, and Belonging
Such a delight to be interviewed by Christine Perrin for her podcast show Composed: Timeless Ways of Living with the Humanitas Institute. Here is her team’s description:
What if the books we read aloud, the walks we take, and the names w...
Progress as Remembering: Our Human Call to Shared Lament
We all inhabit an age that has long prided itself on progress and yet has no concept of what progress really means or of how to seek and find it.
We all inhabit an age that has long prided itself on progress and yet has no concept of what...
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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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