Continued from Part 1 The presence of some birds in Macbeth does not directly characterize people, but instead, their presence could mean the revealing of what people are. This is because some birds can speak. After learning of Banquo's death and being visited by the ghost of his murdered friend, Macbeth worries that some natural truth-teller will …
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This is a paper I wrote in college for a class on the works of Shakespeare. As a side note, the Professor for this class was one of the best I had. You could go into his class hating English and literature and come out with at least an enjoyment of it. His love for …
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Well, today’s the day: my book Names, Nations, and the New Testament has officially been released to all of you! There is no more waiting, and I am pretty excited about it! https://videopress.com/v/xvhQSYrk?preloadContent=metadata Names, Nations, and the New Testament digs into the origins and history of mankind from Creation to Babel, Pentecost to the present, …
Photo credit from Master Books Author: Various; compiled by Gary Vaterlaus Publisher: Master Books War of the Worldviews discusses common questions faced by Christians in the culture. Written by various authors and scientists associated with Christian apologetics, the book addresses topics such as naturalism, human ancestry, astronomy, and the history of certain movements from a handful …
As discussed in the previous installment of this series, it is both acceptable and good to preserve and appreciate art from around the world. In the following, we will discuss types of depictions of Christ, examine the implications of depicting His face, and get the chance to view examples of that art from around the …
Continue reading The Face of Christ: Part 4 – Christ in Culture and Art
Madelyn Rose Craig 