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On Our Way Home From the Revolution

These essays teach the attentive reader a great deal about how difficult it is to live through revolutions, and how inadequately prepared most of us are to respond to the challenges that make up so much of our political and religious lives.
September 4, 2024
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Reading Genesis

Robinson’s reading of Genesis is insightful in ways that few readings of Genesis are. She reads Genesis as someone who writes stories herself and who knows how stories work, literarily. She takes the writers seriously as writers.
August 29, 2024
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A Body of Praise: Understanding the Role of Our Physical Bodies in Worship

Taylor’s inclusion of the natural sciences affords the reader a brief glimpse “under the hood” to the physiological workings of the human body. Citing examples from artistic mediums, such as painting, dance, and architecture, Taylor next draws the reader’s attention to benefits offered through incorporating the arts into worship, stating the arts appeal to our five senses, connect us with our emotions, and deepen our understanding through imagination and metaphor.
August 14, 2024
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Hawk and Songbird: Poems

These poems—there are more than seventy here--are not only well-made, but are brutally honest, rich in their presentation of the natural world, and marvelously imaginative.
August 7, 2024
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Deadpool and Wolverine

As grotesque and shocking as Deadpool and Wolverine might be for many people, shouldn’t the scandal of the Cross leave me more shocked, while strangely, joyfully aware of the strange mercy of the Jesus of the Gospels?
August 6, 2024