A catechism of Nature (4): The sea What can the sea tell her, That she does not now know, and know how to bear? She knows, as the sea, that what came will recur, And detached in that wisdom, is aware How grain by slow grain, the last sun heat fr... Read More...
Web-based coffee chatter Podcasts do not substitute for conversation, but they’re a rewarding supplement. The podcasts I highlight here help me feel connected in an age of atomization.
Ain’t no grave: A response to George Clifford Can Christians believe in life after death? According to Episcopal priest George Clifford, the short answer is “No.”
Only the dumb ones go into parish ministry I am not sure what seminaries intend to train people to do these days, but I am convinced that it has very little to do with actually running a church.
A sacred conversation on race: Speaking the Word of peace The Church’s members very often cannot tell the difference between the Church’s message and that of some other community.
Reading Paul for the unity of the Church How might one read Paul in a way that furthers the cause of visible Christian unity?
You might be a monist Monism is all rather heady, but it bears on several theological topics, including Christology and ecclesiology.
A Lenten feast: Rowan’s Hulsean Lectures One of the significant goods of grappling with “difficult” works of art (or theological lectures) is the way doing so can provide training for enduring the ordinary difficulties of life.
