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Book Review: Works of Love

December 26, 2014 by Bob Trube No Comments

A searching reflection on the biblical passages that help define love in Christian terms.

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Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Book Review, Christ, I Corinthians 13, law, Love, soren kierkegaard, Works of Love

To Will One Thing; A Lenten Reflection on Matthew 4:1-11

March 9, 2014 by John Hundley No Comments

Soren Kierkegaard famously said, “purity of heart is to will one thing.” To center back on our call to will one thing, namely the will of God, is the chief purpose of Lent. This week’s gospel reading comes from Matthew 4:1-11. It’s the scene of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness. The Liar and Destroyer tempts […]

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Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: father, jesus, lent, Satan, soren kierkegaard, temptation, the cross

Reading Pagans (and Christians) with Charity

December 4, 2012 by Micheal Hickerson No Comments

W.H. Auden

Two weeks ago, James Sire addressed a question from me about learning from artists and writers who have a different world view than my own. In his response, he mentioned Alan Jacobs’s A Theology of Reading, which I have been reading and blogging through lately. I’d like to expand a bit on Jim’s reference to […]

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Filed Under: Academic Vocations, Christ and the Academy, Question and Answer Tagged With: alan jacobs, basil the great, books, James Sire, jane tompkins, knowledge, reading with charity, soren kierkegaard, virtue, w. h. auden

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