The Complexity of the Medieval World
There is much, much more to the late Middle Ages than the Black Death and the Battle of Agincourt. In particular, there is more to late medieval religion and devotion.
Secular Europe Today, Secular America Tomorrow?
Church Planting in the Secular West analyzes the theology and practice of planting churches in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Holland.
Degrees of Beauty
Visible and audible beauty is not a gratuitous irradiation of a prior and more central value, but rather adheres directly to the material objects because of their form and color.
Walker Percy, Doctor of Malaise and Desire
How can the individual find sanity in a sick and dying culture?
Bishop Barnes, Anglican Eugenicist
How could Bishop Barnes, a Cambridge mathematician, have gone so badly wrong?
Walker Percy: Deep-South Aristocrat
It is clear from Percy’s novels and other published work that he could only have been from the Deep South.
Walker Percy and the Search for Meaning
Humanity’s search for understanding, meaning, and purpose haunted Percy and is a major theme of his oeuvre.
The Archbishop’s Test
The primate intends that special-interest groups should rest and that each rubric of the Book of Common Prayer should be followed precisely for 24 months.