Noteworthy: Is Art Up to the Task?
This is the inaugural post of what will become a consistent part of The
Curator’s content. In addition to our normal offerings, we are going to begin
publishing short reflective links, basically
Adam Joyce
Adam Joyce is a Duke Divinity graduate who lives and works in Chicago. Allergic to lists of hobbies and areas of ideological interest, he included none. You can follow him on Twitter <a href="https://
I Know What You Read this Summer
If you have them, your tan lines are starting to solidify. Your primary fruit
intake? The quarter-moon of ragged lime you ram into your Corona. Shark Week is
over. Your body lets you
“Whatever is said, the past remains”
(At Left) Cotton candy clouds, warm sunlight dancing with dust motes, trees and
flowers stretching skyward as if about to break out into song, all trademarks of
the deceased Painter of Light™, Thomas
A Review of “Unapologetic: Why Christianity Makes Surprising Emotional Sense”
“Christians have given atheists less and less in which to disbelieve” –Alasdair
MacIntyre
Western Christianity received the atheists it deserved. Better yet, Britain has
the atheists American Christianity earned: Those for whom Christianity
Art in the Ruins
Recently my girlfriend and I went to the river arts district in Asheville, NC.
The final brewery we wanted to visit was closed, so we turned to art. Mostly
empty, one of the