“C. S. Lewis… asks us to imagine that the world accessible to us right now is nothing more than a black-and-white pencil drawing done by an imprisoned mother trying to teach her child what things look like beyond the walls.” - Word by Word
Redeemed Imaginations
“Shouldn’t creativity and imagination thrive in the digital age? Anyone can be an artist, musician, or storyteller these days….But what’s the point? What ultimately limits a culture of limitless self-expression is meaninglessness.” - Breakpoint
Creatives: What to Do When People Reject Your Ideas
“If you’re a creative person, at some point, you’ll find a boss, investor, studio, or colleague who rejects your ideas. Sometimes, it will happen so often that you’ll start to question your own ability and wonder if you’re really creative at all.” - Phil Cooke
What Christians Miss When They Dismiss Imagination
“From prophecy to apocalypse, from parable to origin story, the Bible speaks in a language brimming with imagination. For those with imaginations, let them imagine.” - Christianity Today
The Importance of Imagination, Part 2

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Premodernity and the Moral Imagination
Everyone constructs a map of the world, a mental image or inner picture of the way things are. This map serves as a reference point for each person who is attempting to navigate the world. It is what an individual regards as “the truth,” i.e., the overall explanation that locates a specific fact in its proper relationship to every other fact.