A new book makes the case that humor is heavenly.
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Background: Philosopher Peter Kreeft during a Pints With Aquinas podcast interview; Inset: Book cover image of Ha!: A Christian Philosophy of Humor
Pints With Aquinas/Screengrab via YouTube; Cover Image via Amazon
Ha! A Christian Philosophy of Humor, by Peter Kreeft (St. Augustine’s Press)
The record-breaking TV series The Chosen has astonished, dumbfounded, and enchanted millions of viewers worldwide since airing in 2017. Its thoughtful approach to the scriptures and interesting representation of key biblical characters is remarkable. What has surprised me, however, is actor Jonathan Roumie’s portrayal of Jesus, specifically his inclusions of humor.
About the Author
Sarah Schutte is the podcast manager for National Review and an associate editor for National Review magazine. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, she is a children's literature aficionado and Mendelssohn 4 enthusiast.
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Ha! A Christian Philosophy of Humor, by Peter Kreeft (St. Augustine’s Press)
The record-breaking TV series The Chosen has astonished, dumbfounded, and enchanted millions of viewers worldwide since airing in 2017. Its thoughtful approach to the scriptures and interesting representation of key biblical characters is remarkable. What has surprised me, however, is actor Jonathan Roumie’s portrayal of Jesus, specifically his inclusions of humor.
About the Author
Sarah Schutte is the podcast manager for National Review and an associate editor for National Review magazine. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, she is a children's literature aficionado and Mendelssohn 4 enthusiast.
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