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Matt Miller, a native Nebraskan, teaches English at College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri. He is the author of an essay collection on the garden year and the church year, titled Leaves of Healing: A Year in the Garden, from Belle Point Press.
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Matt Miller, a native Nebraskan, teaches English at College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri. He is the author of an essay collection on the garden year and the church year, titled Leaves of Healing: A Year in the Garden, from Belle Point Press.
Matt MillerTechnologyFormation
We have optimized our lives so much that we have forgotten where we belong, what life that thrums around us beyond our ambitions and devices.
Matt MillerChurchFormation
Though well-intended, the ubiquity of church 'vision statements' suggests our ideas of church life may be too shaped by capitalism.
Matt MillerEducation
Announcing: The Robert Farrar Capon Memorial Center for Needless Splendor and Research Institute in Unnecessary Studies (RFCMCFNSARIUS)
Matt MillerLiberal ArtsWriting
The shape of our language will in turn shape us. When we become comfortable with the crude and banal, we ourselves become crude and banal.
Matt MillerDevotional
Matt Miller and his family have leaned heavily on hymnody as a primary part of their evening family worship with their younger children.
Matt MillerTelevision
Downton Abbey may look like a Jane Austenesque piece of culture, but the moral power of Austen's books--formative, not didactic--is absent in Downton Abbey.
Matt MillerLiberal ArtsLewis HydeWendell Berry
Capitalism won't save the arts. But a conception of vocation probably will.
Matt MillerTechnologycopyright laws
The Internet's already over two decades old, and we still haven't figured out how to cope with its potential for copyright infringement.
Matt Miller
Tolkien was a British, Catholic, Oxford professor; Bradbury was an American, vaguely Buddhist, self-educated writer.
