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  • 7 appearances of rhythm in Genesis 1

    7 appearances of rhythm in Genesis 1

    Genesis 1 is a carefully constructed pattern that includes several different rhythms. What is the significance…

  • The Autobiographical Compulsion

    The Autobiographical Compulsion

    The internet is evidence of the human compulsion to write. Where does this compulsion come from?

  • Why Christians should use poetry to understand the nature of time

    Why Christians should use poetry to understand the nature of time

    This past week, I have been working on expanding and adapting a conference paper on what…

  • Paul Celan: Poetry and the Language of the Oppressor

    Paul Celan: Poetry and the Language of the Oppressor

    Paul Celan wrote poetry as one oppressed yet wrote in the language of the oppressor. What…

  • Black Lives Matter is more than “just” a protest.

    Black Lives Matter is more than “just” a protest.

    I know it feels like nothing is changing but it’s important that we do not think…

  • Online Resources for Living Rhythmically

    Online Resources for Living Rhythmically

    What practices can help us live more rhythmically? This is a guide to the already-available online…

  • Rhythm: for theology that takes time and experience seriously

    Rhythm: for theology that takes time and experience seriously

    What does rhythm have to do with theology and if it’s so important, why don’t more…

  • A Reference Guide for Rhythm in Post-Hegelian Philosophy

    A Reference Guide for Rhythm in Post-Hegelian Philosophy

    This is a reference guide for rhythm in the work of various philosophers – where it…

  • What is Rhythm?

    What is Rhythm?

    We all know what rhythm is…sort of. If pressed, how would you define it?

  • Why Rhythm?

    Why Rhythm?

    Rhythm is all around us, but why does it matter? The reasons are social, political, and…

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