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Charlie’s Race Is Finished; Yours Is Not
Rev. Dr. Christopher Thoma
Our best days are ahead! Onward!
Forgiven (Poem)
Miss Allyssa Vandercook
I walked a dark and lonesome road one night, / And sharp temptation whispered in my ear, / “You see the fire yonder, burning bright? / Its warmth is sweet—go nearer, have no fear.”
Review: Dante’s Divine Comedy
Rev. John Henry III
Anyone at all enthused by our classical, Christian heritage–theology, philosophy, history, ethics, aesthetics, poetry, mythology–must read all three parts of Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso. And, your perusal of just Inferno in high school doesn’t count.