Against Cosmic Melancholia
by George WeigelThe Voyager 1 mission shows the glory of creation and the souls of mankind, which shall never perish. Continue Reading »
The Voyager 1 mission shows the glory of creation and the souls of mankind, which shall never perish. Continue Reading »
We need to prepare men for deep mutual coordination in pursuit of higher ends. Continue Reading »
I finished David J. Helfand’s The Universal Timekeepers in awe not only of his learning, but also the whole enterprise of science that his book represents. Continue Reading »
I am among the foremost skeptics of science’s pretensions. But I count myself among the first to express amazement and thanks for revelations that scientific work has provided—not so much discovering “new” worlds as uncovering hidden worlds. Consider the amazing event of January 14, . . . . Continue Reading »
Architecture is profoundly important; beautiful architecture is healing, and ugly architecture, even if functional, can be harmful. Continue Reading »
Our working definition of holiness must include a new understanding of holy space, at least for the time being. Continue Reading »
Astronomy Picture of the Day provides me with a preview of what I hope to see post-mortem: the glory of God declared in a display of astronomical wonders. Continue Reading »
However new space may be to humanity, we have not changed from the feeble creatures we always were. Continue Reading »
Mars, the Red Planet, has stoked the imagination of stargazers for a long, long time. Could life exist on our planetary neighbor? Most recently, NASA announced that it appears that liquid water, at least occasionally, flows there. A manned landing is certainly within the realm of possibility. . . . . Continue Reading »