Language Can Stop Us from Loving the World
“It is impossible to prefigure the salvation of the world in the same language by which the world has been dismembered and defaced.”
“It is impossible to prefigure the salvation of the world in the same language by which the world has been dismembered and defaced.”
I expected women's fantasies to be sensuous and subtle .... Instead they made me want to weep.
A young pastor said, “I was positively surprised how well it worked.” All he missed, he added, was emotion and spirituality.
Listening to a brilliant man who is living in his car, I have, in rapid succession, every reaction I deplore in others.
The Great Capitulation has begun. A cynical shrug could entrench it.
Remember folding white paper again and again, then snipping it with blunt scissors to make a snowflake? The magic never ends.
Why the French value dignity and the United States despises it. (Only a slight exaggeration.)
Do conservative Catholics even realize what inspired these gorgeous vestments?
This thing that I had avoided for years, that our entire culture avoids, turned out to be, overused but accurate word, transformative.
Oliver Burkeman wants us to work four hours only, relax about to-do lists, and realize what we expect of ourselves is already impossible