Unity Through Subtraction
Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross Neal Pollard As Paul works his way through some of the challenges and issues the Corinth congregation was
Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross Neal Pollard As Paul works his way through some of the challenges and issues the Corinth congregation was
Of all the modern festivals, that of Saint Valentine is the most pagan of all. Branded with a saint’s name, we know next to nothing about the
Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross Neal Pollard After praising the Corinthians in the midst of his second letter to them, Paul challenges their
Dogs and cats have long been the most popular domestic pets, but among children in particular smaller furry creatures such as rabbits and guinea pigs
This article is an overview and summary of this series, as well as linking to each of its articles. While there has been a great deal of excellent
Western Christmas traditions are rich and varied, and many that we take for granted are surprisingly recent innovations. To celebrate the major feast
Christopher Booker’s analysis of literary narratives into The Seven Basic Plots follows a long tradition of analysis which goes back to
In this third and final selection of paintings made a hundred years ago in 1921, I come to the more avant garde landscape artists, and those
In the first of these two articles, I showed a selection of paintings of European knights made from 1500 to 1870. With the dawn of the new art of
In this series looking at how characters in stories are portrayed, in the context of Christopher Booker’s analysis of literary narratives into The
Shadows are a fascinating subject in visual art. Often omitted from paintings, we’re quite used to seeing the world in ‘flat’ light with
In this series looking at how characters in stories are portrayed, in the context of Christopher Booker’s analysis of literary narratives into The
In the previous article, Odysseus was just about to complete the last leg of his ten-year journey from the Trojan War back to his kingdom of Ithaca,
I recently returned from leading a group of 32 to Turkey and Greece—Following in the Footsteps of Paul. Over the next few blogs I will share some
Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross Neal Pollard It’s hard to miss the unique tone of 2 Corinthians, a letter full of self-disclosure and