Christianity, Culture and the Two Natures of Christ
Many conversations about Christianity and culture begin by questioning how one should relate Christianity and culture. Should Christians be against culture? Should Christians embrace…
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Featured Artist: John Walford
Dr. E. John Walford began teaching art history at Wheaton College in 1981. He is author of Jacob van Ruisdael and the Perception of…
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Torn between Past, Present and Future: Seven of Nine and the Experience of Time
Jim Watkins is assistant editor of Transpositions. He has recently completed a PhD in theology at the University of St Andrews. He enjoys reading…
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Christianity and Star Trek: an Introduction
Star Trek is one of the most successful American TV and Film science fiction franchises. It includes six TV series (The Original Series, The…
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Review: Imagination and the Playfulness of God
Robin Stockitt, Imagination and the Playfulness of God: The Theological Implications of Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Definition of the Human Imagination (Eugene,OR: Pickwick Publications, 2011). …
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Featured Artist: Paul Roorda
Paul Roorda is a contemporary Canadian artist working in a variety of media. He holds a number of degrees including a B. A. in…
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Christianity, Culture and the L’Abri Community
Since the beginning of May, my family and I have had the opportunity to live in the home originally owned by Francis and Edith…
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Featured Artist: Paul Martin
Paul Martin is a painter and printmaker based in Edinburgh. He studied art at the Birmingham School of Art (1969-71) and the Royal Academy…
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Creativity: a Dead Metaphor? (Part II)
In Part I, I suggested that words like ‘create,’ ‘creation’ and ‘creativity’ are dead metaphors because a robust theology of creation is no longer ‘mapped…
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