Add to ORKGGod has gifted us with language—both to communicate with each other and (more importantly) to communicate with us through the written sacred texts. Posting about the book Learning to Speak God from Scratch from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation. https://inallthings.org/why-the-words-we-use-to-describe-faith-matter-a-review-of-learning-to-speak-god-from-scratch
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Starting with Jonathan Edwards for whom this lectureship is named, the author highlights the central...
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are “word-based” faiths. All three are derived from texts believed ...
God has gifted us with language—both to communicate with each other and (more importantly) to commun...
I want words to open up the world, but these days words seem little more than weapons, heat seeking ...
When we use words, we are functioning as image-bearers of God: we create sense out of the senseless,...
What is the relationship between the Bible and theology? Gregory Lee’s Today When You Hear His Voice...
Is it possible to talk about God without either misrepresentation or failing to assert anything of s...
The chapter argues that vocabulary that is not intelligible to many �ordinary speakers� and not tran...
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What is the significance of language? As language teachers, we use it as a medium of communication a...
Language is a profound and almost magical gift of God, a gift of mystery and deep human importance. ...
Discourse is about communication. An exchange of communication content with both parties being satis...
0ur title points us to the Word of God. It tells us that God speaks to us in three different ways. B...
(Excerpt) In his discussion of the psychodynamics of orality, the Jesuit linguist and philosopher Wa...
This paper examines religious language by x-raying both its meaning and the associated problems. The...
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