If we follow the traces of our own actions to their source, they intimate some understanding of the good life. This understanding may be hard to articulate; bringing it more fully into view is the task of moral inquiry. Such inquiry may be helped along by practical activities in company with others, a sort of conversation in deed. In this conversation lies the potential of work to bring some measure of coherence to our lives.

“Time rewards no one for standing still. The world spins and we are hurled forward. It is our deeds and actions which leave a mark”

If anything has been lost from our culture, it is the idea that human beings are privately, personally, individually, inexorably accountable to God for their lives.

God takes note not only of the matter of our actions - but the springs from which they are done, and the design of the same.

God takes note not only of our actions - but the springs from which they are done, and the design of the same.