Joseph Pearce on the hundreds of exclusive podcasts available in the Inner Sanctum of his personal website, jpearce.co.... https://jpearce.co/joseph-pearce-introduces-his-inner-sanctum/
Anti-Puritan rhetoric in Shakespeare's merry comedy.... https://jpearce.co/merry-wives-and-priggish-puritans/
Is nothing worth the wear of winning than laughter and the love of friends? https://jpearce.co/laughter-and-the-love-of-god/
Can a word paint a thousand pictures? Does Tolkien have the answer? https://jpearce.co/a-word-paints-a-thousand-pictures/
The Bible must be read literarily and not just literally.... https://jpearce.co/reading-the-bible-as-literature/
What can The Merchant of Venice teach us about the mystery and meaning of marriage? https://jpearce.co/shakespeare-and-the-mystery-of-marriage/
The second part of my article offering memories of my meeting with Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn at his home in Russia in 1998.... https://jpearce.co/meeting-solzhenitsyn-part-two/
Here's a video interview I gave to an organization in Brazil. It is introduced in Portuguese but the interview itself is in English with Portuguese subtitles.... https://jpearce.co/discussing-chesterton-solzhenitsyn-literature-and-more/
Homage to Dante (1321-2021) The new issue of the St. Austin Review will be winging its way to subscribers next week. Highlights of this issue, which pays homage to Dante on the 700th anniversary of his death, include: Sculptor Timothy Schmalz enfleshes The Divine Comedy in bronze, his work illustrating the whole issue. James Sale gives “three reasons for celebrating The Divine [...]
Joseph Pearce discusses the podcasts and other content newly posted in the Inner Sanctum of his personal website: jpearce.co.... https://jpearce.co/newly-posted-in-the-inner-sanctum-5/
