Topic: A Slice of Infinity

Recent Articles

• Beautiful and Terrible

  In one of Shakespeare’s most known and loved passages, the young heroine, Portia, urges Shylock, the moneylender, to show the....

  - Jill Carattini   |   - April 20, 2018

• A Time to Grieve

  Recently, a colleague sought an explanation regarding the untimely death of a friend. It was one of those questions that....

  - Neil Vimalkumar   |   - April 19, 2018

• Christ in Public

  God has been in the news a lot lately. From Christian prayers in council meetings, to statements from the highest....

  - Amy Orr-Ewing   |   - April 18, 2018

• Absent for Easter

  A long-time friend of my husband’s paid us a visit over the Easter weekend. Growing up together, life had taken....

  - Margaret Manning   |   - April 17, 2018

• Everything Off Balance

  The earliest creeds of the Christian church confess that Jesus “suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried.”....

  - Jill Carattini   |   - April 16, 2018

• The Dead Don’t Bleed

  For one family in Venezuela, the space between death and life was filled with more shock than usual. After a....

  - Jill Carattini   |   - April 13, 2018

• Unseen

  There is something deeply unsettling about biological threats. The very idea of unseen but deadly toxins or viruses is a modern....

  - Stuart McAllister   |   - April 12, 2018

• We Believe in the Resurrection

  Though there are no doubt those among us who would not believe on any amount of evidence that something so....

  - Jill Carattini   |   - April 11, 2018

• Fifty Days

  There is a great amount of anticipation leading up to Easter Sunday. For all those who wander the wilderness that....

  - Jill Carattini   |   - April 10, 2018

• Slain and Standing

  When the reigning fifteenth century Japanese shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa broke his favorite Chinese tea bowl, the distraught military dictator sent....

  - Jill Carattini   |   - April 9, 2018