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Ryanne McLaren

Ryanne McLaren graduated with a Bachelor of Music from Biola University in 2019, where she was also a scholar in the Torrey Honors Institute. During her time at Biola, she was awarded both the Van Daele Scholarship for academic merit and was named the Presser Undergraduate Music Scholar. During her time at St Andrews, she served as organ scholar at Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church and worked as a collaborative pianist for the Laidlaw Music Centre. Her primary area of study is the intersection of musical practice and spiritual formation, but she also has a passion for literature and frequently shares original writing on her site, ABookishCharm.com.

Music, Reviews05/02/2021<25/10/2021

Review: Jubilate – A Joyful Noise for a Turbulent Time

The website of multi-instrumentalist Mary Vanhoozer proclaims her mission of ‘restoring beauty one note at a time.’[1]  She accomplishes this mission equally in the…

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Beauty, Fashion, Reviews21/10/2020<25/10/2021

Review: Fashion Theology

Robert Covolo, Fashion Theology. Baylor University Press, 2020, 200 pp. $39.95 (hardcover). In an article published by Transpositions in 2010, Robert Covolo (Ph. D….

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Dostoevsky and Christian Doctrine, Literature, Series29/05/2020<29/05/2020

The Immature Christ: Childish Compassion in Dostoevsky’s The Idiot

‘Well that’s … the sort of thing you read about in novels! Prince, darling, that’s all old-fashioned nonsense, the world has grown wiser nowadays’….

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