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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2024 · 1H 15M

Finding Home: Wendell Berry on the Sacredness of People and Place

from Theology on Tap Chattanooga · host Thomas Pope

Through Berry’s fiction, poetry, and essays, we see a vision of how the transcendent beauty of creation is known in particularity. For this venerable Kentucky writer, human flourishing is a loving stewardship of people and place, appreciating the spiritual fruit of our embodied existence.Dr. Thomas Pope joined Lee University's political science faculty in 2010, where he teaches courses in political theory and constitutional law.

"Finding Home: Wendell Berry on the Sacredness of the Sacredness of People & Place" with Dr. Thomas Pope

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Through Berry’s fiction, poetry, and essays, we see a vision of how the transcendent beauty of creation is known in particularity. For this venerable Kentucky writer, human flourishing is a loving stewardship of people and place, appreciating the...

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