Maggie Smith, imperious as the Dowager Countess of Grantham, peered at the hapless vicar across from her and pronounced, “You cannot imagine that we would
I’ve got nothing. Sorry to disappoint – I’m sure you were expecting some creative, insightful, reflection. I sat down this morning trying to think of
Where I live February is the lousiest month. The shortest, but still the lousiest. In ordinary winters, the snow by now is gray and hardened
For the past six weeks, we have engaged in a communal conversation about vocation. Bloggers and readers, professors and seminarians, pastors and parishioners: together we
Last year I enjoyed a visit to Brigham Young University to give a lecture and lead a faculty workshop. The hospitality was marvelous, the conversation
The January issue of Perspectives has two articles about the possibility of a Mormon president. Jack Van Der Slik, emeritus political science professor from Illinois-Springfield
As someone who fretted over “figuring out what I’m called to do” for many years, I appreciate the emerging dialogue on vocation here on the
It’s only January and already I can’t stand another minute of “news coverage” of the presidential race. I have stopped listening to the yammering—from the
“The 150 evangelical leaders who met behind closed doors on January 14 to anoint a Republican candidate for President were wise not to have
