The Lays of Language

The Lays of Language is place where Goodness, Truth, and Beauty are sought and explored. The name has significant meaning for my life. Lays are old narrative poems.1 This represents my longing for beauty and the old ways of life found in a place very distant from our modern world. Language represents the core rationality that underlies all of existence. God’s world is one of divine speech revealed to us in a universal language that permeates all things. This is the lens through which I think and write about books, poetry, art, philosophy, and theology. I hope you will join me in this adventure!

About Me

My name is Lukas Merrell. I have a Master’s degree from Southern Seminary in Theology and a Master’s from University of Missouri - Saint Louis in Philosophy. I am currently a PhD student at Midwestern Seminary.

I have been collecting books for about 15 years and my favorite place in my house is my library.

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See “The Lays of Ancient Rome” by Macaulay and “The Lays of Beleriand” by J.R.R. Tolkien.

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Longing for the old ways of life by exploring Beauty, Truth, and Goodness through books, poetry, philosophy, art, and theology. Join me in this adventure!

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I enjoy thinking about all things in relation to the Good, True, and Beautiful. PhD student at Midwestern seminary. I have a MA in philosophy and an MA in theology.