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Pilgrims We Are: The Best Stories

Dr. Steven Garber | 3 min read

Pilgrims we are. The stories of my life are always a story of journey, of people on pilgrimage from here to there, from one place to the next. The most...

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Is the COVID Vaccine the Mark of the Beast?

Dr. Bruce Lowe | 8 min read

Albert Schweitzer once wrote: The Reformation fought and conquered in the name of Paul. Consequently the teaching of the Apostle of the Gentiles took a prominent place in Protestant...

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How to Leave Lockdown: A Conversation with Carolyn Sinclair and Jim Coffield

TWI Admin | 12 min read

As vaccination rates pick up, even in the face of the quick rise of various COVID variants, we are at a period where some countries are having to lock down...

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The Seven Basic Plots and the One Basic Plot: Cosper, Booker, and The Stories We Tell

Will Herron | 9 min read

Being parents of young children, it was a rare occasion (even pre-pandemic!) when my wife and I were able to get out to dinner and a movie. Our last cinema...

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Robin Wright’s “Land”: Two Essays

Dr. Steven Garber | 7 min read

“He who has a why to live for can bear with almost any how.” These words have been running through my mind the last weeks, thinking through ideas about metanarrative...

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In Praise of a Good Morality Tale: the Simple and the Complex in the Fiction of Elizabeth Goudge

Becca Hermes | 11 min read

Bibliotherapy. Never heard of it? Neither had I, at least by name, until browsing a lifestyle magazine a few months ago. Perhaps you are familiar with this term. For those...

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