Silence: The Best NOT-Feel-Good Movie of the Year
Silence is dead serious about faith.
Silence is dead serious about faith.
I never identified with Scrooge until this Christmas. It’s so easy to be Scrooge.
Never enter unknown territory without good instructions from the absent officer. Otherwise you will stumble into a jungle of twenty-four small people’s very specific needs and probably make severe tactical errors.
The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Who can know it? (Jeremiah 17:9)
All human societies make heroes. Christians enjoy a cloud of witnesses to choose from—some ancient and some who bear the complexities of our own times.
But, as a single woman with no romantic prospects on the current horizon, I’ve gained the most intimacy with two men I have never met.
The village of Visnes boasts an unusual claim to fame—its now-defunct mine produced the copper used on the Statue of Liberty.