Tim Keller Goes for a Walk

January 13th, 2017 | 7 min read

This piece was co-written with Jake Meador.

Tim Keller: (Walks outside on beautiful fall day, inhales deeply, and sighs contentedly) This is such a lovely day.

Rachel Held Evans: What exactly are you implying?

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Susannah Black Roberts is senior editor at Plough. She is a native Manhattanite. She and her husband, the theologian Alastair Roberts, split their time between Manhattan and the West Midlands of the UK.

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