
Exploring the Christian imagination together.
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Rabbi Zusya was dying. His students gathered at his bed to ask what such a man might fear as death approached — surely, they said, whether he’d be asked why he hadn’t parted a sea, freed a nation, or written the kind of book people still re...
Once again, here’s Isaac Hans—our curator for this season’s Artist Feature, as we continue with our summer theme of subcreation.
Charis-Kairos (The Tears of Christ) | Mineral Pigments, Gold on Belgium Linen, 80×64″ Copyright © 2010 Makoto...
When you make something—a meal, a garden, a story, a song–you’re not just being creative. You’re being human in the deepest sense. Tolkien called it subcreation: we make because we are made in the image of a Maker.
This means your imaginat...
Why does great art so often come from broken people? And what does that mean for Christians who want to make something true—something that actually holds hope without being sentimental?
This episode opens the Summer 2026 season on subcreat...
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We’re hosting a summer book club, and we picked a tiny book with a big point to make.
More importantly, if you grab the ebook version, there’s still time to join. We hope you’...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Director of the Anselm Society, co-host of the Imagination Redeemed podcast, co-editor of "Why We Create."
Reminding myself (and you, too?) that our attention and wonder defy the darkness in a million tiny ways. Discussing how the rubber of goodness, truth, & beauty meets the road of real life. (And wildly in love with polaroids, novels, & playlists.)
Freelance writer. Poet. Constant reader. 100% human.
The media team at The Anselm Society
A companion guide for discipling writers and word shepherds
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