A Lenten Journey: Poetic Reflections pt. 1
This week Transpositions is honored to feature a series of collaborative meditations on the events of Lent by drawing together the poetry of Gerald St….
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The Virtual Iconostasis
Fifteen years into the 21st century, the once definitive line between screen and world, both topographically and ontologically, is rapidly diffusing. Legitimate virtual reality—something…
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Laughing at the Devil: The Not-So-Cool Vampire as Theological Boon
What’s the deal with all the vampires? One thing that makes them interesting is that, unlike the also-popular zombie, far from being the frequent…
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The Timelessness of Charles Williams
Charles Williams is utterly distinctive. Some scholars think that Williams has something to say that both resonates with and challenges postmodernity. His work deals…
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Review: Sanctifying Art: Artists, Theologians, and the Church
Deborah Sokolove, Sanctifying Art: Artists, Theologians, and the Church (Cascade Books, 2013). 202 pp. £23/$22. ISBN 978-1620326336. In her monograph Sanctifying Art, Deborah Sokolove seeks…
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Touching the Golden Pool: Imagination and the Apologetics of Permeation
Perhaps there is no better way to end a conversation, initiate awkward silence or illicit blank stares at your next dinner party than to…
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Perfect in Power: Reflections on the Interplay of Power, Art, and the Church’s Worship
“Power is a gift.”[1] These are not, as you might expect, the words of Frank Underwood, Kevin Spacey’s character in the American version of…
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From Dust to Dust…to Dust
After tracing the scattered trail of “dust” through the Scriptures, I’ve come to think that many of us have got Lent only half right….
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Contemporary Confessions: Hozier’s Ecclesiastical Confusion
“But in this lay my sin: that I sought pleasure, nobility, and truth not in God but in the beings He created, myself, and…
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