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Five-Letter Words: Christian Reflections on Why We Love Wordle and What It Tells Us About Ourselves

By Michael B. Cover One of the “fun” things to emerge out of this pandemic is Wordle. Created by Josh Wardle, a Welshman, for his word-loving friends, the game was perhaps from a theological point of view in... Read More...

Words, Music, and the Word—A Night at the Ballet

By David Ney Some time ago, when people were able to do such things, I went to the ballet with my wife, my four kids, and a couple of friends. The architecture of the theatre was stunning, and, having just ... Read More...

Reading Luke’s Transfiguration: An Icon and a Lenten Manifesto

What is it that Peter, John, and James perceive when they follow Jesus up the mountain and enter into the silence of Tabor? Not “words” as they are wont to hear them, but speech, singular and purified.

The hope and joy of peace

Bishops and Coherence

George Orwell: Closet Anglican?

There Is Virtue in Waiting

A guide to the Covenant

Bishops and Coherence

George Orwell: Closet Anglican?

There Is Virtue in Waiting

The Next Two Theologies

Bishops in Council: Cranmer on Episcopal Decision-Making

Dreaming Dreams, Seeing Visions: The Theology of Field of Dreams

Are we done with the '79 prayer book?

Mindfulness As Heartfulness in Alcuin of York’s Love of Reading

God Bless America, God Save the King

Charles III and Kenotic Monarchy

Of Canons and Hymns

Ritual Repels the Robots: One Human Response to AI

Crowns and Vows

Ascension song

George Orwell: Closet Anglican?

Dreaming Dreams, Seeing Visions: The Theology of Field of Dreams

Charles III and Kenotic Monarchy

Ritual Repels the Robots: One Human Response to AI

Niggle’s Parish: Concerning Trees in Purgatory

Telling the Christian Story in Public

Five-Letter Words: Christian Reflections on Why We Love Wordle and What It Tells Us About Ourselves

Words, Music, and the Word—A Night at the Ballet

Reading Luke’s Transfiguration: An Icon and a Lenten Manifesto

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