Posts Tagged ‘disruption’
The Beauty Dialogues, Part 6
June 1, 2017
Today Gregory Wolfe continues his periodic exchanges on the nature of beauty with Image contributor Morgan Meis. Dear Morgan, Well, yesterday you took your swing all right. I just can’t tell if you’ve decked me or…whiffed. In either case, I’m certainly dazed! I told you last time that I have no formal philosophical training, so…
Read MoreWhen Art Disrupts Religion: An Interview with Philip Salim Francis
April 25, 2017
Just released by Oxford University Press, When Art Disrupts Religion: Aesthetic Experience and the Evangelical Mind has received praise from such leading scholars as David Morgan and Randall Balmer. Image editor Gregory Wolfe recently interviewed the author, Philip Salim Francis. Image: Your book has the provocative title When Art Disrupts Religion: Aesthetic Experience and the…
Read MorePraying for a Hurricane on an Ordinary Wednesday Afternoon
April 24, 2017
“It is easier to survive a category five hurricane than it is to get through an ordinary Wednesday afternoon.” That paraphrase of Walker Percy (from his essay, “Diagnosing the Modern Malaise”) was suggested to me by my friend Caroline Langston Jarboe. I was wondering out loud why I would give anything to have back…
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