Introduction to “Wave Forms: A Natural Syntax for Rhythmic Languages”
James H. Bunn’s book “Wave Forms” argues that the wave, as the fundamental form of both nature and culture, is that which enables the two spheres to interact with each other.
The Problem with Narrative Theology
Narrative is undoubtedly important for theology, but we should be suspicious of claims to have found THE form of theology.
7 appearances of rhythm in Genesis 1
Genesis 1 is a carefully constructed pattern that includes several different rhythms. What is the significance of these rhythms for understanding Genesis 1?
The Rhythmic Theology Project 