Issue 4
Rumi: The Fable of the Lion’s Share
Laura begins a series on religious interpretations of Aesop’s fables by looking at the fable of the lion’s share in Rumi, a thirteenth-century Sufi master.
Randy concludes his series on two Western themes concerning man’s relationship to the divine by looking at the delightful fable of how the turtle got her shell.
Travis explores G.K. Chesterton’s high praise of fairy tales, looking at the story of the frog prince to show what they can still offer us today.