
…envisioned, is not a billowing sea of tranquility, but a roiling tempest of forces. Adrift on such a dangerous ocean — within what Nietzsche termed the “horizon of the infinite”…

…example, caused quite a stir.[1] A more recent example of war violence is Eastwood’s American Sniper. This film follows Chris Kyle, the United States’ deadliest sniper, through his tours of…

…unique and definitive expression of God’s economy, of how God redeems the world, and if he were not bodily raised from the dead, then pacifism makes no sense for me….
…the 1960s we were confidently told that religion would probably be dead on its feet within a couple of generations. In spite of such predictions and the ongoing reductionist secularism…

…who goes in search of day laborers for his vineyard. The landowner, like any good entrepreneur, gets an early start. He likely hopes to secure the best of the bunch…
…done. Organizations not only look outwards in their restless search for success. They also look inwards, scrutinizing for efficiency and productivity. Management comes to the fore here; but it is…