Room for One
Mary asked if I’d found my way through the “narrow gate.” Her question deserved more than the brief answer I gave — so here is the fuller one. It begins with a single word we tend to mishear.
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A Bridge Language
Words are only one of the languages we speak. A look at symbolism as the bridge between words and reality — and at one symbol, death, sounding the same note at every level, from a garden to the Holy of Holies.
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From Stone to Flesh
The word we translate as “law” means something aimed at a target. What changes when you see where it was always pointing?
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Reconciliation of Some APPARENT Inconsistencies of The Cross
The feast calendar puts Atonement years past the cross. The cross says otherwise. Both are true — and the contradiction dissolves the moment you stop reading it as one straight line.
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Review of Some APPARENT Inconsistencies of The Cross
The feast calendar places Atonement long after the cross. The cross is full of it anyway. Both appear true — how do we hold both?
