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Christopher BensonMusic
The Double Entendre of African-American Music: A Lesson for the Church
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The Rebel and the Cause
Christopher Benson
Jesus taught that “people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil” (John 3:19). As an anthropological and ethical statement, this is unequivocally true. But do we need physical darkness? In a National Geographic article entitled […]
Christopher BensonFormation
Time Poverty and the Sabbath
Christopher Benson
A Meditation on Willa Cather’s O Pioneers! Shortly after the death of Nebraska pioneer John Bergson, his children––Alexandra, Lou, Oscar, and Emil––go on a “pleasure excursion” to buy a hammock from Crazy Ivar, who obtained the name from his hermetic […]
Jake Meador
On Land and Its Marks
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St. George is an unlikely candidate for “saint most likely to promote tolerance and ecumenical understanding” these days. The legendary soldier is most often pictured astride a gallant warhorse, nobly piercing a large dragon with his lance or spear while […]
Christopher BensonLiterature
"Her eyes drank in the breadth of it": a phenomenology of receiving the land
Jake MeadorLiberal ArtsMarriageTheology and PracticeSocietyFormation
Nothing Behind the Curtain - Reflections on a Wedding
TexPoliticsEthicsAnthropologyPhilosophySociologyembodimentWar/International RelationsLiberal ArtsSocial TrendsTheology and PracticeSociety
Carrying the Fallen
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The Dangers of New Media--All Posts
Rebecca ElizabethUncategorized
A Study Revisited (US National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study)