
Observations on theology, history, and life from Amy Mantravadi.
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Image of New York City taken from the International Space Station by astronaut Frank L. Culbertson on 11 September 2001. (NASA)
John Ball (mounted on horse) addressing the rebels led by Wat Tyler during the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt. Illustration from Jean Froissant’s Chronicles, circa 1470.
12 June 1381. The summer sun beats down upon Blackheath, an open field just so...
Odysseus sitting on the shore of Calypso’s island by Johann Heinrich Beck, circa 1820.
By now, those of you who wish to see Christopher Nolan’s film The Odyssey have probably done so. The hot takes have been written, the memes have been di...
Charlie Chaplin was the most celebrated film actor of the silent era. He was so successful, in fact, that long after the industry had switched over to “talkies”, he continued making films in which he said little or nothing, including two of...
Photo credit: National Archives and Record Administration
Unbelievable as it may be, I was once in the third grade. One day in that noteworthy year, we returned from a weekend of what I can only assume was responsibility free frivolity, th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Pilgrim seeking the beatific vision. Writer of essays, novels, book reviews. Contributor at Mere Orthodoxy, Mockingbird, 1517, and elsewhere. Researching the English Reformation. Servant of the Secret Fire. \ud83d\udd25
Author of "The Screen and the Mirror," "Dorothy and Jack," and "One by One." Editor of "The Gospel in Dickens." Lover of books.
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