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Partaking in the Holy Mysteries: An Interview with Scott Cairns, Part II
Scott Cairns is a poet whose work connects past and present, whose journey evokes faith and mystery. His most recent poetry collections are Love’s Immensity, which consists of translations and poetry...
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I will make him with red hair and a fiery tongue I will give him a country and a century a limp and strong hands I will take his wife but give him a daughter lovely enough to break his heart and will...
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At the Feet of Giants: An Interview with Gregory Wolfe, Part I
Gregory Wolfe is editor and founder of Image, a quarterly journal that has featured prominent writers, sculptors, painters, and poets for over twenty years. The journal also hosts the Glen Workshop,...
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At the Feet of Giants: An Interview with Gregory Wolfe, Part II
Gregory Wolfe is editor and founder of Image, a quarterly journal that has featured prominent writers, sculptors, painters, and poets for over twenty years. The journal also hosts the Glen Workshop,...
View ArticleEvil, Ethics, and the Imagination: An Interview with Richard Kearney, Part I
In this three-part interview, the illustrious Irish philosopher Richard Kearney explores the human experiences of evil. Part I of the interview considers theodicy and human responsibility for evil by...
View ArticleImagining a Different Future: An Interview with Graham Ward
The theologian Graham Ward is known to blur the disciplinary boundaries that separate theology from political theory, aesthetics, sociology, and anthropology. In this interview, the celebrated author...
View ArticleRESOURCE: Richard Kearney on Narrative Imagination and Catharsis
We haven’t done a RESOURCE post in quite some time. And since things have been dormant here for a bit now, it seems a good time to point readers to some worthy material for further pondering and...
View ArticleGod’s Child: A New Imagination in Trauma Healing
Childhood trauma severely limits one’s imagination of the self and the world, causing victims to define themselves by their past experiences. Central to the healing process is a restructuring of one’s...
View ArticleThe Abnormal Amateur: Or Why Tim Tebow Never Got Flagged for Excessive...
Before declaring himself eligible for the 2016 NFL Draft, Kelvin Taylor was the starting running back for two seasons at the University of Florida. During the second week of the 2015 season, Taylor...
View ArticleSacred Space, Desecration, and Reconciliation: A Story and Some Theses
“Brian, Shahla would like to see where we pray.”1 The request wasn’t totally out of the blue. Shahla had been moved to tears a week earlier upon hearing from her friend Janice that our little group of...
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