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“If all…are offended because of Christ, let them be offended; but where is the sense of their being offended at something that is not Christ and is nothing like him!”

Dorothy Sayers

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Hi, I’m Beth Felker Jones, and I teach theology at Northern Seminary, near Chicago.

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Theology is more like poetry than geometry. Theology is "vile for the sake of the gospel" (so says my friend, John Wesley). Aspiring to a vile poetics.

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Professor of theology. Enthusiast for words. Aspirant to attentiveness. Still floored by the beauty of Jesus.
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