Caleb Symons lives in Leesburg, VA, and attends a local Reformed Episcopal Church, the Church of Our Savior Oatlands. He studied journalism and political theory at Patrick Henry College before leaving to work full time in the film production industry. Currently, he works for a film production company in the northern Virginia area and does freelance projects for a variety of clients. His leisure time is spent reading, writing, and discussing theology and philosophy with friends and family.
Deep Anglicanism: A Brief Guide, 2nd edition. By Gerald R. McDermott. Nashotah, WI: Nashotah House Press, 2024. 374 pp. $15.49 (paper). C.S. Lewis’ novel Till We Have Faces contains a profound image of our epistemological situation as human beings on this earth. Orual, a princess, is told by her sister Psyche of a castle in…
he first need of the soul is reverence. “Reverence is the attitude that can be designated as the mother of all moral life, for in it man first takes a position toward the world that opens his spiritual eyes and enables him to grasp values,” declares the twentieth century Catholic philosopher Dietrich von Hildebrand.[1] It…
