The Difficulty of Christ’s Death in Ippolit’s ‘Necessary Explanation’
‘Is it right, Prince, that you once said the world would be saved by “beauty”?’ ‘What is there for me in all this beauty,…
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Dostoevsky and the Doctrinal Imagination
Editor’s note: This article by ITIA Lecturer Rebekah Lamb begins our series on ‘Dostoevsky and Christian Doctrine’. Dr. Lamb explains the genesis of the…
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Review: ‘Time and Again: Playing it Back’
On Saturday, 25 April, 2020, over a dozen artists came together for a ‘Zoom-in Playback’ encounter moderated by Karen McClain Kiefer. This event was…
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Review: ‘Time and Again’ Arts Exhibition
Editor’s note: In Part 1 of this review, Kieran Gaya reviews the visual and literary component of Transept’s ‘Time and Again’ exhibition. In Part…
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Review: Bard and Ceilidh
My first opportunity to listen to Mary Vanhoozer’s Bard and Ceilidh in full came during an early morning drive from the Loch Lomond region…
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‘The Extravagance of Music’ Revisited
The year 2018 saw the publication of a book jointly written by David Brown and Gavin Hopps, The Extravagance of Music (London: Palgrave Macmilllan)….
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Rothko and the Beauty of Becoming
Over the past few decades decade, liminality—the study of the passage across boundaries—has become a familiar term in Anglophone theology. In the words of…
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Review: Rattelle and Collister, eds.: The Slumbering Host
Daniel Rattelle and Clinton Collister, eds. The Slumbering Host. Little Gidding Press, 2019, 105 pp. £7.63 (paperback). The world is not as it once…
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Call for Papers: Artistry and the Arc of the Atonement
UPDATE: Unfortunately, the upcoming symposium ‘Artistry and the Arc of the Atonement’, is postponed indefinitely. However, it will be rescheduled when it is possible…
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