What Makes Us Beautiful
By Chip Prehn
I offer a beautiful thing to Covenant readers today. It is a poem by Wendell Berry.
The yellow-throated warbler, the highest remotest voice
of this place, sings in the tops of the tallest syc... Read More...
Longing for a Re-enchanted World:
David Bentley Hart’s Roland in Moonlight
By Matt Boulter
When, several years ago, I read Jean Grondin’s intellectual biography Gadamer, about the eponymous German continental philosopher, I was astonished a... Read More...
Prolixity and Precision: Reading David Bentley Hart Fast and Slow
You Are Gods:
On Nature and Supernature
By David Bentley Hart
University of Notre Dame Press, 2022. pp. 162. $25.
Review by Jonathan R. Heaps
Reading David Bentley Hart’s recent book, You Are Gods: O... Read More...
In Praise of Alberta: Introducing Corb Lund
By Dane Neufeld
As it is Stampede season in my neck of the woods, it seemed like a good occasion to reflect on a little country music. American readers will most likely not be familiar with the music of Corb... Read More...
Nourishing Memories, Chapter 5: Theology and Christianity at Oxford
By Graham Kings
Theology
“Why do you have that unusual photo of C.S. Lewis on your table?” I asked in my first tutorial in theology at Oxford, in October 1974.
“I was the priest at his wedding in hospital ... Read More...
Signs of Sanity in the Culture: Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
By Leander Harding
There are signs of hope in the culture and one of the them is the courageous cultural critique that is carried by the immensely entertaining and successful movies based on the characters o... Read More...
Vital Lessons from the Missionary Past
Nourishing Mission
Theological Settings
By Graham Kings
Brill, 2022. Pp. 319, $64.
Review by George Sumner
Graham Kings’s Nourishing Mission: Theological Settings is a collection of his essays over 40... Read More...
Tribute to an Orthodox Autodidact
Faith Seeking Understanding
The Theological Witness of Father Matthew Baker
Introduction by Alexis Torrance
St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press, pp. 368, $28
Review by Richard J. Mammana Jr.
The Fathers are ... Read More...