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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Tee Time: HOPE (a la the Obama campaign poster)
A throwback to the 2008 U.S. presidential race. And a reminder that we shouldn’t put all our trust in political officeholders to change the world. They can do good, yes, but they can never offer the kind of lasting change … Continue reading
Jesus the Dancer, Part 3: “Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day”
Here’s another English hymn—a Christmas carol, really—that characterizes Jesus as a dancer. It’s medieval in origin, perhaps from a mystery play, but it wasn’t published until 1833, in William B. Sandys’s Christmas Carols, Ancient and Modern. Since then, it has … Continue reading
Tee Time: I’m Coo-Coo for Christ!
Found at CoolFaith.com.
Jesus the Dancer, Part 2: The Art of Jyoti Sahi
Our Lord is the Dancer, who, like the heat latent in firewood, diffuses His power in mind and matter, and makes them dance in their turn. —Tiruvatavurar Puranam (stanza 75), a fifteenth-century sacred text written by Kadavul Mamunivar; translated by … Continue reading
Tee Time: Jesus is coming! Everyone look busy.
Found at crazydogshirts.com.
Jesus the Dancer, Part 1: Sydney Carter’s “Lord of the Dance”
When you think “Lord of the Dance,” perhaps the first image that comes to mind is this (or something of the like): This is what a Google search will spit out, at least. But before it was the title of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Non-Western Art, Western Art
Tagged dubliners lord of the dance, jesus dancing, new community bible
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Tee Time: I Can Do All Things Through Christ
Found at c28.com.
“In No Strange Land” by Francis Thompson
“The Kingdom of God is within you.” O world invisible, we view thee, O world intangible, we touch thee, O world unknowable, we know thee, Inapprehensible, we clutch thee! Does the fish soar to find the ocean, The eagle plunge … Continue reading