Carl Benjamin’s article in Islander VI is insightful and well worth your time. Benjamin draws out an aspect of Saruman and his effect on the Shire which is highly relevant to the state we find ourselves in, here in the
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Many Colors, Given His Harmony (Islander VI)
Carl Benjamin’s article in Islander VI is insightful and well worth your time. Benjamin draws out an aspect of Saruman and his effect on the Shire which is highly relevant to the state we find ourselves in, here in the West, pointing out a tendency which, though Benjamin does not bring up this point, is…
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Bearing What Cross? (Islander VI)
Islander VI opens with some introductory words, two pages of correspondence, and an article on Samwise Gamgee. Now, that article on Gamgee I won’t object to, except to say that Frodo must not be forgotten in admiring Samwise (saying this when Samwise is, alongside Gollum, my favorite character from my favorite book). And, since my…
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Science’s Renewal in the Protestant Reformation – II
Battacharya’s article (see Part One) pushes a policy of governmental interference, which is a bad direction, though I applaud his acumen in addressing the public. His view of how science can be fostered, however, is the real problem. Without recognizing the foundation that caused science to blossom after the Reformation, all hopes of reviving the…