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Imagine a London merchant deliberating whether to send his ten sons to Oxford or to Cambridge. Leafing through the flyers, he learns that, if he sends the boys to Cambridge, they will make “considerable progress in the sciences as well as in virtue, so that their merit will elevate them to honourable occupations for the rest of their lives” — on the other hand, if he sends them to Oxford, “they will become depraved, they will become rascals, and they will pass from mischief to mischief until the law will have to set them in order, and condemn them to various punishments.”
The post Why God would not send his sons to Oxford: parenting and the problem of evil appeared first on OUPblog.
Another part of the series for Mars Hill Church. Project has 13 images that are used for the kids ministry. All depicting aspects of faith.
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My illustrations were featured on the cover and interior of this special issue of Mormon Artist magazine. The interior illustrations are printed alongside the text to the one-act-play "Adam and Eve," written by my brilliant brother Davey.
If you click the "Adam and Eve" tag at the bottom of this post, you can see all the Adam and Eve images created for this project.
This series will be printed to illustrate a delightful one-act play about Adam and Eve written by my own brother, the resplendent Davey Morrison. You can read his play here.
This series will be printed to illustrate a delightful one-act play about Adam and Eve written by my own brother, the resplendent Davey Morrison. You can read his play here.
This series will be printed to illustrate a delightful one-act play about Adam and Eve written by my own brother, the resplendent Davey Morrison. You can read his play here.
Nice! You and Davey both in there, you two are talented. I have always enjoyed looking at your work :)
I really like that cover pic.
so nice. i just read the play along with them. congrats to both of you.