You forgot to mention Arthur Sullivan, of Gilbert & Sullivan fame. P.G. Wodehouse would have been disappointed in the omission.
Yes, I meant to do! Thanks. There’s a psalm in the ’59 (CRCNA) psalter-hymnal that uses a tune by Sullivan. Whenever we sing that tune it’s hard not to hear one of his light operas.
Did you also omit Aldous Huxley for some reason? He’s part of the canonical trio along with JFK and CSL.
Just orneriness and the limits of the blog title
There was a book written about C S Lewis, JFK and Aldous Huxley meeting in heaven after they died. Does anybody know what the title was or who the author was? Peter Kreeft seems to stick in my mind.
You forgot to mention Arthur Sullivan, of Gilbert & Sullivan fame. P.G. Wodehouse would have been disappointed in the omission.
Yes, I meant to do! Thanks. There’s a psalm in the ’59 (CRCNA) psalter-hymnal that uses a tune by Sullivan. Whenever we sing that tune it’s hard not to hear one of his light operas.
Did you also omit Aldous Huxley for some reason? He’s part of the canonical trio along with JFK and CSL.
Just orneriness and the limits of the blog title
There was a book written about C S Lewis, JFK and Aldous Huxley meeting in heaven after they died. Does anybody know what the title was or who the author was? Peter Kreeft seems to stick in my mind.
Yes, it was Kreeft.