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A Word of Grace
A Word of Grace – February 1, 2010
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A Word of Grace – January 25, 2010
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A Word of Grace – January 19, 2010
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C.S. Lewis College & The Arts
The following post is from Cole Matson, one of our Scholars-in-Residence at The Kilns. Taken with permission from his blog The Unicorn Triumphant, Cole’s post gives his reaction about the recent C.S. Lewis College announcement and his ideas on the relationship of the arts, Great Books, and Christianity at the future college. Thank you Cole