Christian Chivalry: Love in Action, Beauty in Truth
Chivalry is a word people usually treat like a museum piece. Polished language, noble gestures, bright armor in an old story. But when I read Christian poetry the way it was meant to be read, chivalry stops being a costume and becomes a posture of the heart. It becomes love with sleeves rolled up. It becomes beauty trained to tell the truth. I have met the best version of this kind of chivalry in small moments, not grand performances. The neighbor who keeps showing up af
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Chivalry is a word people usually treat like a museum piece. Polished language, noble gestures, bright armor in an old story. But when I read Christian poetry the way it was meant to be read, chivalry stops being a costume and becomes a posture of the heart. It becomes love with sleeves rolled up. It becomes beauty trained to tell the truth. I have met the best version of this kind of chivalry in small moments, not grand performances. The neighbor who keeps showing up af
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