by Glenn Sunshine | Jul 27, 2024 | Bible & Theology, C.S. Lewis, Featured, Worldview
My first post on things I learned on my trip to Oxford focused on Lewis’s dual approach to apologetics. He made reasoned arguments for the Christian faith, but also wrote imaginative literature to help awaken a desire in people for the Good, the True, and the...
by Glenn Sunshine | Jun 13, 2024 | Apologetics, C.S. Lewis, Featured, Worldview
May was an unusually busy month for me with a lot of travel and webinars, which is why the blog hasn’t been updated for over a month. Among other things, my wife Lynn and I spent a week in Oxford with my Pugcast cronies C.R. Wiley and Tom Price and their wives to...
by Glenn Sunshine | Apr 19, 2024 | Arts & Media, Book Reviews
It’s generally considered bad form to write a review of a book you haven’t finished. It’s even worse form to review a book you’ve only just started. So I’m not going to call this a review. It’s more of a first look. Nicholas Kotar’s Raven Son is an epic fantasy series...
by Glenn Sunshine | Apr 6, 2024 | Book Reviews, Church History, Discipleship, History
Since my short video on St. Patrick and Celtic Christianity and my article The Story of the Celtic Cross, several people have contacted me for a reading list on Celtic Christianity. Before I give you my list, a few comments are in order. The Pitfalls Many books on...
by Glenn Sunshine | Mar 29, 2024 | Arts & Media, Church Year
For Good Friday, I am sharing a poem written by my daughter, Elizabeth Sunshine Koroma. It’s my favorite Good Friday poem and I think it is particularly impressive that she wrote it while in college. I’m including her explanation of some of the imagery...
