Happy Monday! I hope everybody had a good weekend. Here’s some of what we had for you read over the weekend:
At Postmodern Conservative , Carl Scott is a voice connoisseur and Peter Lawler thinks the brave new world isn’t coming.
A selection of Peter Leithart’s posts: more on N. T. Wright , a post on Eusebius , and a post on Apple .
With Dr. Boli , it’s never too early to plan your vacation , your dinner , or your headstone .
Here at First Thoughts , Carl R. Trueman wonders about culture : “But what happens to a society when the primary means of such distraction are pornography and violence, or, as is increasingly the case, a macabre combination of the two?”
And On the Square today, R. R. Reno asks how to be a Christian intellectual , while Timothy George shines a light on a little-known hero . And Archbishop Chaput allowed us to publish his speech on the new evangelization .
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