Wendell Berry

After class a student shared a great poem with me, so I thought that I would share it with you all. It captures a lot of what we talked about today in class. Oh to feel resurrection in our bones...

Sabbaths (IV)

The woods and pastures are joyous
in their abundance now
in a season of warmth and much rain.
We walk amidst foliage, amidst
song. The sheep and cattle graze
like souls in bliss (except for flies)
and lie down satisfied. Who now
can believe in winter? In winter
who could have hoped for this?

by Wendell Berry from Given (2005)

Thank you to all that shared today. I've really enjoyed this class. See most of you next term!

Peace,
Chelle

Atonement Slides and The Reading Report!

Hello to you all,

Perhaps this is the first time that you knew that this class had a blog, but here you are now!

First, here is the link to the power point slides for today's discussion on Atonement.

Second, here is the link to the Reading Report that is due in class next Wednesday.

Oh, and I heard a very disturbing thing today. Bacon fat may actually be beneficial to your health! Boy, that really messes with my brussel sprout/bacon atonement theory...

Great class today!!

Happy Advent!
Chelle