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The Fire and the Rose

And all shall be well and / All manner of thing shall be well / When the tongues of flame are in-folded / Into the crowned knot of fire / And the fire and the rose are one. — T.S. Eliot

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Barth: problematizing the adjective “Christian”

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Scrabbled Reveries: a poem

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Moltmann on the last judgment

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C. K. Williams on poetry and the Iraq War

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Is mysticism the way to pluralism?

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Christian Wiman: resurrection is empty without the cross

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On listening to the still small voice of poetry

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Review: Jaroslav Pelikan, Acts

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Princeton Theological Review: Theological Exegesis

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Two new books by Alan Jacobs

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2008 Karl Barth Conference

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The problem of evangelicals and art

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Review: R. Dale Dawson, The Resurrection in Karl Barth

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2008 Karl Barth Blog Conference Index

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Funniest opening line for a movie review

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Demythologizing the Divide between Barth and Bultmann

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Jesus the communist

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“No longer any hope for a unified Communion”

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