Tag Archives: Dorothy Sayers

The Wages of Cinema

Downing refuses to shy away from Sayers’ ideas about art and faith, even her tart statements about pious-but-boring Christian entertainment. Wages of Cinema makes a compelling case that serving God well means studying deeply before we pass judgments on complicated art, understanding the medium as well as the message.

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The Man Born to Be King: Wade Annotated Edition

Sayers helps readers understand Jesus’ role as Messiah, prophet, and king and what made him the most unexpected man his audience had ever seen.

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Subversive: Christ, Culture, and the Shocking Dorothy L. Sayers

Downing shows that Sayers’ ideas haven’t aged much. If anything, they may be more important today than in her own lifetime. A terrific book on an underrated and under-read Christian thinker.

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The Gospel in Dorothy L Sayers: Selections from Her Novels, Plays, Letters, and Essays

Readers not familiar with Sayers will find this book to a good introduction. Readers who already know of her will find the book shows the full range of her work, showing them sides of Sayers that they may not have discovered yet.

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