This series delves into the profound intersection of Christian faith and literary expression. It explores how theological concepts, spiritual experiences, and religious motifs have shaped and been shaped by literary works across centuries and cultures. Readers can expect insightful analyses that illuminate the intricate dialogue between these two fundamental domains of human inquiry and artistry. Each volume offers a unique perspective on how faith finds its voice within the realm of words.
An autobiographical journey through disparate written texts (in literature, philosophy, theology and religion), art, and cinema. It pursues the body of the Christian tradition of 'the Word made flesh' - a body torn and crucified, resurrected, and divinised, embracing both deep suffering and profound joy.