Cædmon is the earliest English poet whose name is known, and this Hymn is his only known surviving work. Above, the modern English version is presented alongside the Northumbrian variant text.

"Pocket litter" is a spy novel term. It refers to items inserted in a spy's pockets and luggage by a support team—including things like receipts, coins, theatre tickets, and so forth—to add authenticity to the spy's "legend," should he or she be apprehended.

If you abducted a Comment staffer and shook him or her down, you might find traces of the following. . .

"A Christianity that neglects the mystic element grows cold and congeals." —Abraham Kuyper

Why personal piety and public life can coexist.