At the Intersection of Theology, Nature, and the Arts
On this Easter, so often celebrated with delicate bunnies and fragile eggs, I want to speak instead of Resurrection Day and the powerful, power-filled Jesus, the Risen Prophet-King, the Roaring Lion, the Holy Lord of Lords. My dear friend, Tom Graffagnino, in his brilliant—and all too timely—treatise on the troubled No Border Land that is …
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This morning's email briefing from the New York Times included an item on the now-airing and hugely popular Netflix documentary series “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.” The NYT describes the program as centering on "a roadside zookeeper and his plot to kill an animal activist." The show reminded me of a podcast from my …
As many of us are chilled just now by a "deep freeze," I thought our cold folks--as well as those in warmer climes--might wish to sit a bit in the "green lap of nature": We should be better Christians if we were more alone; we should do more if we attempted less, and spent more time …
DFG Hailson 