Marilynne Robinson
We’ve done such a great job imitating the human mind that we have, tragically, replicated our own fallenness.
Grace is a sort of ecstatic fire that takes things down to essentials.
Richard Simmons, Charles Taylor’s Cosmic Connections, the Problem of Evil, and the Perks of Being a Tourist
Risky Parenting, Cosmic Horseshit, Forgiveness in Genesis, Arthur Miller on Tragedy, and Drafting Off Jesus
Burdening Kids With the Weight of the World
Lord, make me an idiot, an idiot for Thy Kingdom.
Nope, Evil Art, Blind Jesus, Summer Reading, and Marilynne Robinson’s Puritans
Finding Significance in the Insignificant
The Parable of Grace in Marilynne Robinson’s Jack.
1. Lord Almighty, what a week. Feels like we could all use a good laugh […]
Bland Land, Digital Burnout, Pale Beyond, Dominion of Jack, Guilt Lit, Depression Meals, and Electric Jesus
Marilynne Robinson on the Clothes that Truly Make the Man








