“My point is one that C. S. Lewis made in The Weight of Glory: all economic and political and sexual and educational efforts are in vain if they do not help to preserve and multiply such places as Warner was, and the things that its people did—talking together, walking at night under the stars, dancing, falling in love and getting married and having children who swarm over the fields and streets when school is not going on, singing in choirs, worshiping God. Much of the withering of church life in our time is but an instance of the withering of all community life—an instance, or perhaps its root. “
https://amgreatness.com/2022/02/23/longing-for-home/
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