The ancient hymn suggests a reality between what we can know from empirical science and what we consign to metaphor.…
Tim Van DeelenDecember 21, 2021
The Twelve" is the first thing I read each day, usually in the early pre-dawn. The experience has made my…
Tim Van DeelenDecember 2, 2021
I went inside and found a socially distant place among the pews. Here I was, back in our church sanctuary…
Tim Van DeelenNovember 18, 2021
Reformation Day 2021 coincided with the opening of the COP26 meeting in Glasgow.
Tim Van DeelenNovember 4, 2021
As one moves from a commodity view of animals to a kinship view, hunting invokes an obvious moral tension.
Tim Van DeelenOctober 14, 2021
There’s just something about this place. Each fall, we take our GreenHouse students on a Saturday excursion to the Leopold…
Tim Van DeelenOctober 7, 2021
There’s legit, regal, and righteous mud on the zucchini I buy. I am going to stir-fry it for Carol this…
Tim Van DeelenSeptember 9, 2021
The living earthy smell of perpetually wet sandstones. A smell from an ancient ocean. The gurgle and pop of small…
Tim Van DeelenAugust 26, 2021
Science is a profoundly conservative enterprise. Its goal is to identify new knowledge reliably. Armies of scientists labor, mostly in…
Tim Van DeelenAugust 12, 2021
