Imaging Nothing: Kierkegaard and the Imago Dei
Peter Kline When considering what makes the human being uniquely human, or how it “images God” within the created order, Søren Kierkegaard does not turn to Genesis 1:27, the privileged …
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Making Sense of Atonement: What Kind of Sense?
Cynthia S. W. Crysdale Scholars in recent decades have attempted to re-think a theology of the Atonement, in light of feminist and pacifist critiques. This article addresses, not the substance …
Psalm of the Goatherd
M. Kienholz Out of God’s earth springs the sustainer of life—Water as cool as the shadow of white cloudsOr the Jordan in the shelter of its banks.Jostling and bleating my …
Tending This Fragile Earth, Our Island Home: The Pope’s Encyclical in Dialogue with Ecomimesis, a Design Model for Conservation Stewardship
Lillian C. Woo In the last fifty years, empirical evidence has shown that climate change and environmental degradation are largely the results of increased world population, economic development, and changes …