On Poverty and Decadent Worship
byCody Warta’s thought-provoking reminder of ‘the need to worship lavishly’ continues our timely series on the ‘art of poverty’. I was raised in the…
Theology
A Theological Prolegomenon to Art and Poverty
byParker Haratine’s powerful article explains how art can draw our attention to ‘fallenness and finitude’, revealing the ‘experience and reality of poverty’, for the…
Little by Little, Courage: Facing Uncertainty with Natalia Ginzburg
byNora Kirkham considers how Natalia Ginzburg’s writing might help us to find ‘humility and hope’ while experiencing grief and hardship, in the next installment…
Poverty – and the causes of poverty
byThe Rt Rev Dr Peter Selby uses Giotto’s art in the Scrovegni Chapel as a lens to examine economic inequality and the causes of…
Theology and Musical Theatre Through Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell
byMitchell Holland’s exciting article on Theatrical Theology explains how Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell can be experienced as “acts of worship”. Andrew Noah, whilst exploring Theatrical Theology, states:…
‘Look at this tangle of thorns’: Lying with Lolita
byErik Eklund’s thought-provoking, engaging reflection on Nabokov’s controversial novel explains how Lolita reveals the “monstrosity of the self-conscious novel”, for the final article in our…
Generosity, Love, and Community: Why Christian Parents Should Let Their Children Read Front Desk
byKelly Norris argues that the “generosity” and “love” in Kelly Yang’s Front Desk make it an appropriate novel for children to read as part…