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Hale’s Transformation in The Crucible
An essay on Reverand Hale’s transformation in The Crucible by Arthur Miller. What effect did this have on the reader?
Taking The Ego Out of The Equation
In the novel "The Road to Hope," all characters are simply trying to live their lives as easily as possible, and to make it through each day in a worthwhile manner. Despite these goals, internal strife and turmoil naturally develop.
Ted Dekker – Author Spotlight
Ted Dekker possesses an insanely creative ability to weave intricate plot twists, create strange new worlds, bring unforgettable characters to life, and to stage the most incredible confrontations between good and evil, with unexpected revelations that will catch even the most attentive reader by surprise.
Original Sin by Alan Jacob
Jacobs takes a fascinating topic, weaves all over the place in his discussion, and comes to the conclusion that original sin is within us, like it or not.
Review of Leaving Church, by Barbara Brown Taylor
Brown’s personal struggles as an Episcopal priest will ring bells with most ministers and pastors.
The “Echoing Song” of Procreation in Andrew Marvell’s “To His Coy Mistress”
An analysis of the poem which denies the traditional “carpe-diem” association and searches for something more.
