Brethren Contemplative
Jason Barnhart'Memoired' reflections on life, church, and world.
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Looking into the Eyes of a Barred Owl
I’ve grown somewhat accustomed to strange noises coming from the woods that surround my house at night. There is always that initial surge of adrenaline when an unfamiliar sound emerges from the darkness. The fight-or-flight instinct rises...
Trinity Sunday
One of the most moving moments in Augustine's Confessions occurs when he turns inward to explore what he calls the "vast palaces of memory." There he marvels that memory contains people and places, joys and wounds, knowledge and wisdom, des...
We Need a Renaissance
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Every few years, it seems, someone announces that we are living through another Reformation. The argument is understandable. The center of Christianity has shifted dramatically away from Europe and North America toward...
Football and the Common Life
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Every Tuesday, I listen to the podcast Not Dead Yet, hosted by Ben Sasse and Chris Stirewalt. Sasse, recently diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer, and Stirewalt have turned the podcast into something surprisingly...
Listening to My Life
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There are questions that sit beneath the surface of our lives for years before we finally learn how to ask them honestly. For me, one of those questions is simple: Why do I write? Or perhaps more truthfully: Why do...
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I am Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Ashland Theological Seminary, ordained in the Brethren tradition, and a contemplative thinker and writer. In the spirit of the poet Emily Dickinson, I seek to "tell all the truth, and tell it slant."
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