That’s why they call them browsers
Collectedness vs. restlessness: thoughts from Romano Guardini and Nicholas Carr.
Contemplative, receptive, tender, graceful
Byung-Chul Han on the true shape of hope
The destructive perils of speech without a real partner
Josef Pieper and Marc Barnes on how chatbots pervert the nature of conversation
Only religion can save the arts
Camille Paglia: “For the fine arts to revive, they must recover their spiritual center.”
Art and whateverism
Jed Perl on why great art is triumphantly intolerant
Free for obedience
Glenn W. Olsen on Augustine’s understanding of freedom
An account of God’s relatedness to time and space
Colin Gunton on the trinitarian conception of the divine economy in St. Irenaeus
Life without limits?
Robert Westbook on Christopher Lasch’s critique of the modern rejection of limits
Infrastructures of addiction
Christopher Lasch on the subversive effects of the expectation of novelty
The past as presence, not souvenir
Historian Christopher Lasch on the importance of recognizing our dependence on the past