Euthanasia is a euphemism. They share a Greek root for the word “good,” “eu-.” “Eu-phemism” means, literally, to […]
Category Archive: Tim Winterstein
We like to watch train wrecks, even if we watch them through our splayed fingers. In Not Okay […]
Lutherans have always had a distrust of mysticism, or at least of the particular form of mysticism we’ve […]
I have been thinking, on and off, over the last year about the vanity and futility of life […]
There are very few popular authors that I will always read. Michael Connelly is one of them. Not […]
I am not a fan of “Christian” movies. It is almost always bad (in multiple senses) when the […]
Modern culture, at least in the West, is enamored of the idea of self-creation. We are rootless, independent, […]
You cannot serve two masters. Servants (Služobníci; 2020; streaming on Kanopy or for rent on Prime Video) highlights […]
All it takes is one sentence, one insult, and (as St. James puts it) see how great a […]
“24 hours of doubt, one minute of hope.” That’s Sister Maria’s (Agata Buzek) answer to Mathilde (Lou de […]