A space for discussing works of art that expand our capacity for empathy.
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An Author All Christians Should Be Reading
When talking to American evangelical Christians about literature, I have noted that most veer towards the classics. There is, of course, nothing wrong with this. I love so many classic works of literature; Jane Eyre is perhaps my favorite n...
In the End is the Beginning
“Apocalypse is in vogue,” wrote literary critic Lois Parkinson Zamora over twenty-five years ago, noting an upsurge of end-of-time narratives. A brief scan through today’s Netflix offerings (Black Mirror, The Walking Dead, Bodies, The 100,...
New Online Class: Stories about the End
Hello, all! The class on The Christian Imagination that I taught this summer was so much fun that I have decided to offer another online course this fall!
STORIES ABOUT THE END will meet weekly on Tuesday evenings from Oct. 13-Dec. 8 (ski...
A Testimony
What a difficult few years this has been: full-time job loss (and juggling 4+ jobs to make ends meet), serious family illness, and serious bouts of sadness, insecurity, and loneliness. Many of you know these things already, and they are not...
The Beautiful Game
It will likely surprise no one for me to confess that I have never played team sports or been very interested in them. Well, I say never—but I do have one warm memory of playing on a YMCA soccer team when I was about five years old. I do no...
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Literary scholar who loves Jesus, popular culture, philosophy, and the complex relationship between all of these. I am the author of 'Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves: How Art Shapes Empathy' (Fortress Press, 2022).
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