I don’t see anyone referring to this treasure: Stations of the Banquet: Faith Foundations for Food Justice (2003), by the Canadian Anglican priest Cathy C. Campbell. Piercing contemplative power interfused with consummate exegetical elegance. @NWirzba @pauljpastor @HaddenTurner
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The language of faith is much more than another marketing language. Its value is not in its usefulness to move hearts. Its truth cannot be bought, used, or manipulated without distortion and diminishment. Its power and meaning can only be accessed by deep engagement in its reality.
@CTmagazine @jeff_bilbro end\ Perhaps the deeper question is not whether we remain a People of the Book in the age of AI, but whether ways of life still exist capable of bearing reality incarnationally—conditions under which revelation is again encountered as meaningful, participatory and alive.
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