A Dorothy L. Sayers Primer: The Woman Behind the Essay
She was more than just the writer of a famous educational treatise.
She was more than just the writer of a famous educational treatise.
The mind rooted in faith operates differently from the mind rooted in doubt.* Doubt, interestingly, comes from the Latin “dubitas,” which can as easily be translated “fear.” In Elizabethan times, that correlary was not obscure, as you can see when you read, for example, Hamlet. A few years ago, Joss Whedon wrote a TV series …