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Climbing Jacob’s Ladder

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Books, In Review, Shelf Life, Spring 2008

Arthur O. Lovejoy’s The Great Chain of Being: A Study of the History of an Idea. By Christopher Queen

Credo

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Featured, Spring 2008

Reverence is a kind of awe, and awe is a kind of humility. In that way, reverence is the great corrective to a tendency of belief to warp, to contract, and to harden. By Marilynne Robinson

Christianity’s New Guises in China

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Chinese Religions and Traditions, Christianity, Dialogue, Spring 2008

Christianity takes on new guises in China. By Sunny Lee

With Agassiz, Darwin, and God in a Collection’s Inner Sanctum

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | In Review, Nature, Spring 2008

The collection that is now all but hidden from the public was once offered as the surest proof of the existence of God. By Peter Bebergal

To Speak About God

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | From the Archive, Spring 2008

Biblical language is often a quick, light, and delicate language, which cannot bear the superstructures that have been built upon it. By Krister Stendahl

Month: June 2008

Climbing Jacob’s Ladder

Credo

Christianity’s New Guises in China

With Agassiz, Darwin, and God in a Collection’s Inner Sanctum

To Speak About God