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Keith E. BuhlerBible
Job 38:1-7: "Gird up now thy loins like a man; for I will demand of thee, and answer thou me... Where wast thou when I laid the
Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized
Check out this funny and frightening and challenging article By Dale Ahlquist: "In 1918, Chesterton wrote a series of articles called "The Superstition of Divorce" for the
Keith E. BuhlerChurch
For most Christians in most places at most times, believers have desired (and been able) to distinguish between orthodox/faithful members of the Church and heterodox/faithless (seeming) members. The criteria may change, or may be much debated, but the commonest assumption […]
Keith E. BuhlerScience
In a recent comment, the formidable Mr. Falk said, "The noteworthy thing about the universe is that everything appears to be explainable by immutable laws. As Einstein said, '
Keith E. BuhlerBible
Spending ten hours a week in discussion with high school students presents some universal truths about human nature. One such universal truth is that human beings do not like to
Keith E. Buhler
The ever-tyrannical majority over at Wikipedia may have won the word-battle to spin Ben Stein’s Expelled as an uninteresting documentary “for Christians and the Discovery Institute,” but no matter… The truth is not killed when angry people stamp on it. […]
Keith E. Buhler
Delightful, shocking, informative, perpetually light-hearted while deadly-serious, at times almost moving… Ben Stein’s documentary on the “Big Science’s” resistance of “smart new ideas” in biology, physics and cosmology, is a must-see. Stylistically, the film cuts back and forth from 50’s […]
Keith E. Buhler
God, Nature, Evolution, or whatever has so ordained that we come to the most interesting conclusions only means of the most boring arguments, and that the most immediately fun and interesting topics of conversation take us to the most boring […]
Keith E. BuhlerChurch
I have the privilege of taking "The History & Traditions of Christian Spirituality" with Dr. Greg Peters, a terribly sensible junior faculty member of the Torrey Honors Institute.
Keith E. Buhlerembodiment
I. The Sword and the Shaving Brush II. A Brief History of Clothing III. The Three Aesthetic Problems IV. Relativism, Immodesty, Evanglism V. Solving the Three Aesthetic Problems VI. Towards an Incarnational Aesthetic VII. Nature and the Aim of Fiction […]
Keith E. BuhlerUncategorized
Marshall McLuhan on the predominance of visual perspectivism since the advent of the printed word. (Bonus! It's effect on global tribalism and the imperial position of advertising)
Keith E. BuhlerPoetry
TS Eliot, from Four Quartets: "The wounded surgeon plies the steel That quesions the distempered part; Beneath the bleeding hands we feel The sharp compassion of the healer'