George is a contributor to WORLD Radio. He is the Pastor Emeritus of Parish Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Franklin, Tenn., founder of Franklin Classical School, the Chalmers Fund, the King’s Meadow Study Center, and the author of more than 85 books.
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From “boss” to “yacht,” Dutch has left a lasting imprint on English, shaping the language in ways most speakers never notice. George Grant unpacks the influence in this month’s Word Play.
Ancient Greek poetry has left its mark on modern speech, shaping the words and phrases we use without a second thought. George Grant brings the April edition of Word Play.
George Grant traces the history, quirks, and Biblical resonance of a remarkably versatile English word
George Grant reflects on the three volumes that formed his faith, sharpened his mind, and put poetry in his heart
WORLD’s George Grant on deception, storytelling, and why lies sit at the heart of some of literature’s greatest truths
George Grant traces how typos, mistranslations, and mispronunciations reshaped the language
Archaic words, borrowed tongues, and festive imagery lift our joy and proclaim glad tidings
America’s obsession with ideological labels fuels confusion more than understanding
The Creator’s imagination fills heaven and earth with sacred teeming
Understanding the difference can sharpen compassion and guard against cultural drift
