Timothy Paul Jones

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“Somewhere in the World Is the Most Invincible Man”: Thomas Aquinas’ Argument from Degree and Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men

This exchange in Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men may be

“She’ll Be Able to Have You Put to Sleep”: How Disregard for God’s Image in One Context Diminishes Regard for God’s Image in Other Contexts

One of the more surprising sections in Cormac McCarthy’s No Country

“It Will Put You in Bed with People You Ought Not to Be There With”: The Power of Money to Distort What Is Good

When it becomes an object of our affections, money is transformed

“When the Lies Are All Told and Forgot the Truth Will Be There Yet”: The Limits of a Lie

“I know they’s a lots of things in a family history that just plain

“Lookin through the Wrong End of the Glass”: Recognizing the Limits of What We Know

“You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from….”

“Yesterday Is All that Does Count”: Why the Past Never Goes Away

At some point, everyone wants a year zero.

Keith Plummer: Doubt, Deconstruction, and an Apologetic of Kindness

Welcome to the Very Kind Episode of The Apologetics Podcast! Of

Doubt, Deconstruction, and an Apologetic of Kindness, with Keith Plummer

Welcome to the Very Kind Episode of The Apologetics Podcast!

“The Best Way Is to Be from Mars”: Practical Wisdom and Common Grace in Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men

No Country for Old Men is rich with pithy tidbits packed with far

“There Is No God and We Are His Prophets”: Remembrance and Ritual in Cormac McCarthy’s The Road

Please read “‘You’ve Heard It All Your Life’: Echoes of the Divine in

“You’ve Heard It All Your Life”: Echoes of the Divine in the Novels of Cormac McCarthy

“Cormac McCarthy,” John Piper once commented, “is to the American

How to Prepare for the End of Time

On Juneteenth and Father’s Day, I had the privilege of proclaiming