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Author Archives: Avery Johnston

What does it mean to seek truth? A goodbye…

He truly is “the way, the life, and the truth.” Do you believe it?

Posted byAvery JohnstonApril 30, 2022April 30, 2022Posted inTruthTags:April 2022Leave a comment on What does it mean to seek truth? A goodbye…

Quiet, sylvan, constant (Confessions part III)

There will, after all, be a day,
A burning, sylvan, quiet day, in which
I step out of this dark wood and into
the light, to see the stars, and the great moon.

Posted byAvery JohnstonNovember 11, 2021November 11, 2021Posted inPraiseLeave a comment on Quiet, sylvan, constant (Confessions part III)

Joy, Deeply Felt (Confessions part II)

Happiness is fleeting and small, and while joy is everlasting and immense, it would also be empty—in fact, it would not be itself—were it not for its desired, God.

Posted byAvery JohnstonOctober 7, 2021November 11, 2021Posted inPraiseLeave a comment on Joy, Deeply Felt (Confessions part II)

The beauty of hesuchía (Confessions part I)

When our souls are still, the words we speak, the things we do, and the way in which we serve others will be prudent, kind, and full of His beauty.

Posted byAvery JohnstonJuly 1, 2021November 11, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on The beauty of hesuchía (Confessions part I)

Christian magnanimity: greatness and nobility of soul

Be honorable beyond your capabilities for fortitude, be kinder than your temper allows: fail magnificently—for surely you will—but do anything but balk at the vocation to which God has called you.

Posted byAvery JohnstonApril 8, 2021April 11, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Christian magnanimity: greatness and nobility of soul

Life embodied in Lent

The Lenten struggle and preparation is precisely the battle we must always fight, and in this sense, Lent is the most poignant expression of our existence.

Posted byAvery JohnstonFebruary 18, 2021February 18, 2021Posted inTruthLeave a comment on Life embodied in Lent

The pursuit of cosmic truth

The magnanimous philosophical and theological discussion of truth is pivotal for the moral, intellectual, and political functioning of society and the deliverance of the individual human soul.

Posted byAvery JohnstonDecember 17, 2020December 17, 2020Posted inTruthTags:G.K. Chesterton, philosophyLeave a comment on The pursuit of cosmic truth
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