Next Year’s Words
At one point in T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets, the speaker has a rather Dantean meeting with one of his long-dead teachers. Of course, he is
Jennifer L. Holberg
January 1, 2014
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At one point in T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets, the speaker has a rather Dantean meeting with one of his long-dead teachers. Of course, he is
Dawn Boelkins I’ve never understood the point of Fantasy Football. Why go to the trouble of investigating all the professional football teams, disassembling them, and
James K.A. Smith In certain sectors of North American Protestantism — sectors, I would say, that seem to have disproportional influence on public discussions —
Howard Schaap When I was in my early teens, my dad announced rather formally that he would no longer be praying before our family meals.
Scott Hoezee Because I recently traveled to Africa for the first time, I am keenly aware that when going to a place that is completely
Matthew S. Vos I’m an accomplished loser. I really am. I don’t offer this bit of self-deprecation to vaunt my humility right before revealing a
James Calvin Schaap Our friend Lawrence told us he thought it might be good for our souls and there would be a death, a deliverance
Daniel Meeter The lifespan of a dog is about 4,400 days. A mouse gets six hundred. Human beings get 25,560 days, or by reason of
by Rose Postma In the seven days it took Utnapishtim’s hired craftsmen to build his reed-stitched boat, Noah must have wandered over late at night
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