December 13, 2012 / Creative Writing
A short story by Tania Moore.
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William Dyrness
June 26, 2012 / Theology
June 26, 2012 / Theology
In this article, William Dyrness responds to Robert Covolo and Cory Willson’s attempt to position themselves between theological account of culture and cultural practices outlined in James K. A. Smith’s book Desiring the Kingdom and Dyrness’s book Poetic Theology.
Rebecca Martin
April 19, 2012 / Perspective
April 19, 2012 / Perspective
From personal faith to social critique, Marilynne Robinson’s When I Was a Child I Read Books presents an incisive, hopeful approach toward understanding culture and loving others.
Ryan Davis
February 14, 2012 / Praxis
February 14, 2012 / Praxis
In this essay, Ryan Davis wrestles with God’s goodness and Scriptural promises in the face of profound physical suffering.
Rachel K. Ward
October 26, 2011 / Uncategorized
October 26, 2011 / Uncategorized
“Love is something like a theater of the world but with only two people in …
Matthew E. Henry
August 18, 2011 / Creative Writing
August 18, 2011 / Creative Writing
In the poem, MEH considers the draws of appetite and desire, for both food and God, as “sometimes sweet, often bitter…(a) blind rage which pursues us through the day…”
Jeremy Clive Huggins
June 21, 2011 / Creative Writing
June 21, 2011 / Creative Writing
Editor’s Note: In 2010, The Other Journal published The Spirit of Food: Thirty-Four Writers on Feasting …
Geoffrey Holsclaw
May 5, 2011 / Justice Outside the City
May 5, 2011 / Justice Outside the City
The universalism debate has been kicked up a bit again, at least in my corner …
Ruth Adams
September 20, 2010 / Art
September 20, 2010 / Art
An essay that uses two recent Seattle Art Museum exhibits to compare Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe, and Kurt Cobain and to reflect on the nature of celebrity.