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Night Watch -- Chapter 12 She is walking through the Lucas place and the ground is full of grasshoppers. She says, “Every step I took detona...

The point is that it (the world, love, fish, muskrats, or electrons) is all rather fleeting. What we can see or experience or ‘know’ must be...

Chapter Ten: Fecundity When it comes to reproduction, do we feel differently about plants and animals? I think we do. One could be a subject...

Chapter Nine: Flood The book turns here. "Flood" is about a washing away. She writes a report about Hurricane Agnes in 1972. My fa...

Chapter Eight: Intricacy This is the culmination of the Via Positiva – Seeing God from what can be seen. How hard would it be for you to ma...

Chapter Seven: Spring This is the penultimate chapter of the first half of Pilgrim at Tinker Creek .   As Spring emerges, life makes itsel...

These are notes from a Sunday Morning class I taught on October 26 at North Street. I want us to spend some time in Exodus.   This is the fo...

We spend so much of our lives getting ready to live.   Years ago I heard a mantra from Randy Harris that I think is terrific.   It has four...