The divine affirmation of flesh invests the body with honor, exuberance and grace.
The Living Word
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Scientific observations from our Biblical ancestors
Scientific observations from our Biblical ancestors
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Why Are Biblical Dramas So Mediocre?: A message still in search of a medium
Jim McDermott, S.J., on a message still in search of a medium.
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The Gospel According To the ‘Nones’: Reading Scripture without religion
The data just keeps piling up. Since the 2008 U.S. Religious Landscape Survey from the Pew Forum on Religion in Public Life first noted a substantial increase in the number of Americans reporting no religious affiliation, report after report has confirmed what religious leaders outside the evangelic
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United by the Word: Finding common ground in lectio divina
Stephen J. Binz on finding common ground through the practice of lectio divina
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Redeeming the Bible: Can Scripture be a source of unity rather than division?
Pauline Viviano asks, ‘Can Scripture be a source of unity rather than division?’
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Paul and the Powerful Word: Gospel, Community, Mission
What is the word of God, and how do we hear it? A lecture by N. T. Wright.
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Learning from our (first) parents : Can we see Adam and Eve anew?
Richard Clifford, S.J., asks, can we see Adam and Eve anew?
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A New ‘Song’: Recovering ancient Israel’s spirituality of sex
Can ancient Israel’s spirituality of sex help us escape today’s hook-up culture?
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Go and Do Likewise: Lessons from the parable of the Good Samaritan
Amy Jill-Levine on the lessons of the Good Samaritan