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Contemplative Prayer in Christianity

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2022 | Books, Christianity, In Review, Spring/Summer 2022, Syllabus

A reading list from Stephanie Paulsell’s seminar.

Centering Black Evangelicals and Their Stories

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2022 | African American Religions, Books, In Review, Q&A, Race/Racial Issues, Religion and Society, Spring/Summer 2022

A Q&A with Todne Thomas on her latest book, Kincraft: The Making of Black Evangelical Sociality. By Adam McNeil

Today, Tomorrow, and the Next Day

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2022 | Christianity, In Review, In Scripture, Religion and Literature, Religion and Society, Social and Environmental Justice, Spring/Summer 2022

Reflecting on a Lenten lectionary reading from the Gospel of Luke. By Matthew Ichihashi Potts

Ways of Knowing, Ethics of Care in Piranesi’s Labyrinth

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2022 | Art, Books, In Review, Philosophy/Ethics, Religion and Literature, Spring/Summer 2022

Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi evokes an ethics of care within a mythical landscape haunted by continuous loss. By Courtney Sender

Dune, or the Order of Time

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2022 | Books, Film & Television, In Review, Religion and Literature, Spring/Summer 2022

Convergences of messianism, religion, and politics in Frank Herbert’s Dune and Dune Messiah resonate with his time and our own. By Charles M. Stang

Month: June 2022

Contemplative Prayer in Christianity

Centering Black Evangelicals and Their Stories

Today, Tomorrow, and the Next Day

Ways of Knowing, Ethics of Care in Piranesi’s Labyrinth

Dune, or the Order of Time