Good Friday Meditation
Matthias Grunewald’s Isenheim Altarpiece offers one of the most stunning portrayals of the sufferings of Christ. When I look at this painting, I am…
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An Easter Reflection
I’m tired. Actually, I’m exhausted: physically, emotionally, mentally. I’m even a little tired spiritually. It has been a rough few months. I’m still grieving…
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Natural Beauty, Frontiers and God
What is it about wilderness—the seemingly endless landscape—that draws people out of their high-rise apartments and cookie-cutter suburban homes into a sort of ‘pilgrimage’—petroleum-fuelled…
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ministers-to-artists retreat
Over the last couple of months we’ve occasionally shared information about retreats or summer schools that might be of interest in 2011, like this…
Read MoreWorship in Beautiful Spaces
In a previous post, I explored the question of whether or not we, as humans created in the image of God, are created for…
Read MoreIf the Devil wears Prada, what should Christians wear?
A few months ago, Bob Covolo suggested we consider fashion to be a legitimate form of theological investigation – just as we examine our…
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Announcing: Regent College Summer School
Regent College in Vancouver, BC offers a tremendous range of one or two week courses during their summer session. Classes are offered with some…
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Chapter Six: Literature and Critical Intelligence
Review of Chapter 6 in What Good are the Arts? by John Carey. Transpositions is hosting reviews of each chapter of this book from…
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Chapter Three: Can Science Help?
Review of Chapter 3 in What Good are the Arts? by John Carey. Transpositions is hosting reviews of each chapter of this book from…
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