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Kathryn Reklis
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Screentime Columnist and Contributing Editor, Christian Century
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By Mac Loftin, W. Clark Gilpin, Katherine Willis Pershey, Kathryn Reklis| Christian Century Verified What’s the Bible for? We asked dozens of writers to respond to this question in seven words or less, as well as to expand on their response in a few sentences. To of the responses together as they are posted, bookmark this page. Language to thread the past and presentI once measured the length of a month by the book of Proverbs and the entire Psalter. I could conjure an entire imaginative world through the snatch of a phrase from a story or parable.
By Mac Loftin, W. Clark Gilpin, Katherine Willis Pershey, Kathryn Reklis| Christian Century Verified What’s the Bible for? We asked dozens of writers to respond to this question in seven words or less, as well as to expand on their response in a few sentences. To of the responses together as they are posted, bookmark this page. Language to thread the past and presentI once measured the length of a month by the book of Proverbs and the entire Psalter. I could conjure an entire imaginative world through the snatch of a phrase from a story or parable.
By Mac Loftin, Brandon Ambrosino, Richard Lischer, Kathryn Reklis| Christian Century Verified “Do you ever feel at times as if you’re not a person?” German woman Ellen Hutter (Lily-Rose Depp) says to her best friend Anna (Emma Corrin) in an early scene of Nosferatu (directed by Robert Eggers). “Someone or something,” she continues, “had the power to breathe life into you, to move you.” Anna has clearly never felt this way, and she looks both concerned and unsettled. Maybe, she suggests hopefully, this is the expansive love of God filling Ellen’s heart?
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Christian Century
The Christian Century is a progressive, independent religious magazine devoted to helping people think critically and live the Christian faith thoughtfully. Known for its excellent essays and poetry, incisive reporting and commentary, and prominent writers contributing from various fields, the Century is a leading voice helping readers make sense of faith, culture, and politics in our time. Founded in 1884 as a small denominational publication, the Christian Oracle, the magazine assumed its current name in 1900 as its editorial interests broadened and its ecumenical reach expanded. The choice of the Christian Century name reflected the prevailing mood of early 20th century US Protestantism—namely, one of triumphal optimism regarding Christianity's influence on society. Today, the Century situates itself in a pluralistic context in which its voice of generous orthodoxy and its openness to church and world alike are prized. Notable contributors in the early decades included Jane Addams and Reinhold Niebuhr. In 1963, the Century was the first major periodical to publish the full text of Martin Luther King Jr.‘s "Letter from Birmingham Jail." In the 1950s and '60s, King served as a Century editor-at-large. The Century continues to inform and shape American Christianity. Along with its print and digital editions and its growing social media presence, the magazine produces multiple podcasts, an annual lecture series, and periodic events of public interest.
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