Shaun Lewis

Philosophy is a quest with no end. Thales’ quest was to grasp the cause or first principle behind all that exists. Parmenides said all that exists is ever-changing, while Heraclitus believed all is fixed, never-changing. Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle continued the quest, and new philosophers arose who pursued it elsewhere. Yet, even after twenty-five hundred […]

The Babylonians overthrew Jerusalem in 586 B.C. Where was God? It wasn’t God who had changed but His people. The Jews had long forsaken God to worship other deities. Scripture says their hearts had hardened and grew insensitive. They had become callous towards God as well as towards one another. God desired His people to

God often calls the most unlikely people to do His will. If you were one of the Hebrews under Pharaoh, you wouldn’t have looked to Moses for help. The man wasn’t eloquent and identified with the Egyptians (Ex 2:14, 4:10). Deliverer? No one but God would’ve called Moses. What about David? His family had no

Our Mr. Wrenn. It’s a work by Sinclair Lewis about a respected New York clerk who yearns for something more. After inheriting a large sum, Wrenn escapes from the ordinary by traveling overseas. He falls in love with an artist who gives him the adventure he wanted, but the emptiness of life remains. At one