Theology That Bites Back
Dear Dawson, If you don’t mind, I am going to repeat myself a bit. You can consider this letter as something of a summary of everything I have written to you over the last few months—with maybe some new stuff here or there. It has become something of a custom in evangelical circles to use …
“On the far side of this flat space, covered with rocks and boulders, the path resumed its way down the long hillside as though nothing had happened.”
Letter to the Editor: In a sermon you preached about children in the congregation, you mentioned that the word for nurture (paidea) is getting at the idea about inculturation. I was ...
“And then, softly, beyond the clouds, beyond that, he heard a woman’s voice singing, high and melodious.”
Introduction: Resident Biden has nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to a position on the Supreme Court. So standby for a long sentence coming up—the next sentence in this paragraph I mean, and ...
“And yet, when Kyru mentioned the Lord Christ, Andrew felt himself feeling both overwhelmed and encouraged. The overwhelming sensation was like someone had placed an enormous weight on his chest. The encouragement was in the fact that he could still walk.”
“Sons of Adam are always to go West. It is the way back to Eden, the way of return.”
I think you all should go over to the work of some of my friends, and play this game at least once.
“He had a heavy dream, but for all its weight it flew by quickly.”
