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Luther Seminary to Sell 8.5-Acre St. Paul Campus, Relocate After 120 Years

United States · United States

Luther Seminary to Sell 8.5-Acre St. Paul Campus, Relocate After 120 Years

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

The largest Evangelical Lutheran seminary in America is making a big move, driven by changing trends in religious education.See the Story

New Psychology Research Confirms the Power of Singing to Infants

New Psychology Research Confirms the Power of Singing to Infants

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Parents across the world sing to their babies every day—soothing them, amusing them, or simply connecting with them. But does this instinctive behavior have measurable long-term benefits for infants’ emotional well-being? A new study published in the journal Child Development suggests it does. In a randomized trial, researchers found that encouraging parents to sing more frequently led to sustained increases in infant mood, even after the interv…See the Story

Homer's Advice for Fathers and Sons ~ The Imaginative Conservative

Homer's Advice for Fathers and Sons ~ The Imaginative Conservative

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Oh, dear sons of the twenty-first century, do not balk at those who call you to live up to your father’s reputation. Do not define yourself against him, as so many of your age have done. If you do, you will dash yourselves on the rocks and miss out on your greater calling.See the Story

Sons, Dissipated or Contemptuous, & Their Waiting Father ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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In the drama of the two brothers and the loving Father the heart of the Gospel is laid open before us. Human freedom and divine love are here. Human sinfulness in two of its more dramatic forms—dissipation and contemptuous pride—are on view. We are warned about the reality of sin and brought face to face with divine mercy. Today’s Gospel is a magnificent example of storytelling. Luke calls it a parable and it is, but it is longer and more detail…See the Story

Yeats' Warning to the West ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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William Butler Yeats’ poem “The Second Coming” presents a dark vision that captures the mood of our age, when all seems to be disintegrating into chaos. His prophetic foresight is even more remarkable in that he sees the Sphinx-like beast rising from the deserts of the East. While the world spins forward in what seems an ever-widening spiral of chaos, what conservative cannot lament the loss of all that once seemed stable, certain and secure? W.…See the Story

G.K. Chesterton's "Orthodoxy" and Conservatism ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Turning the popular negative connotation of “orthodoxy” on its head, G.K. Chesterton argues that orthodoxy is anything but dull and musty, but on the contrary exciting and adventuresome. In 1952, C.S. Lewis did a great service to the worldReligion Read Article

Correcting Superiors From Below ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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To correct their superior, inferiors must invoke another superior—a superior superior. Doing unto others as you would have them do unto you, or the golden rule, is an ideal of equality, as is the precept of loving your neighbor as Read Article

Country Priest versus Whisky Priest ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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What makes a good priest and what are we to make of a bad priest? These questions are at the heart of two classic twentieth century novels, published just four years apart. The first, Diary of a Country Priest by Georges Bernanos, published in 1936, recounts the struggles of a young priest, newly appointed to a rural parish in northern France; the second, The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene, published in 1940, tells of the travails of the “…France · France Read Article

The Patron Saint of Television? - The Imaginative Conservative

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One may have had low expectations when his television show began in 1951, to put it mildly. The former radio broadcaster worked without a teleprompter or cue cards or referring to written notes, with only a blackboard for a prop, alone without guests or so much as a chair, delivering an almost full thirty-minute unscripted monologue at the camera and a studio-audience invisible offstage. Moreover, he was a Roman Catholic priest dressed flamboyan…New York City · New York Read Article

David Horowitz on Mortality and Faith ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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David Horowitz has been an unrelenting fighter and a happy warrior, who has had his fair share of tribulations. But never has he succumbed to a sense of victimhood. There were always too many good people to appreciate and, when he was young, a world to save, and as he grew older and wiser, warnings to deliver and books to write. Mortality and Faith: Reflections on a Journey Through Time, by David Horowitz (262 pages, Regnery Publishing, 2017) Wh…Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

The Norwegian Chesterton: A Brief Introduction to Sigrid Undset ~ The Imaginative Conservative

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Though she was a far greater novelist than G.K. Chesterton, Sigrid Undset’s apologetic essays were certainly Chestertonian. And she loved his work. The story is that she once slammed “The Everlasting Man” on an editor’s desk, declaiming: “This is the best book ever written. It has to be translated into Norwegian!” 2024 was a year of anniversaries for 1928 Nobel Prize winner and Catholic convert, Sigrid Undset. The Feast of All Saints marked the …Lillehammer · Lillehammer See the Story

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