Don't overlook literature greats for Lent: Consider these 8
From "Beowulf" to "The Man Who was Thursday," many of the greatest literary works are awash with themes that are at the heart of our Lenten journey.
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From "Beowulf" to "The Man Who was Thursday," many of the greatest literary works are awash with themes that are at the heart of our Lenten journey.
"Temple Themes in the Book of Abraham," written by Stephen O. Smoot Abstract: The Book of Abraham is replete with temple themes, although not all
Can a single literary work combine metaphysical contemplation, political critique, and a theological vision claiming to light our path to salvation, while also being a biography, a journey, an epic, and a magnificent love poem? Dante Alighieri's "The Divine Comedy" did. Although it would take him ten years to finish when he began writing it at 35, his journey would only last seven and a half days.
My wife and I just finished hosting our regular monthly book group, which is officially titled The Gadianton Polysophical Marching and
I was otherwise occupied yesterday, so I failed to note the appearance of two new articles on the website of the Interpreter Foundation: