Matthew J. Milliner Archives

Matthew J. Milliner Feb 24, 2022 Essay

Canadian Pentecost

Indigenous religion is fulfilled by Christianity. Just ask the Indigenous.

Matthew J. Milliner Dec 9, 2021 Book Review

American Bacchanal

Dionysus or Christ? Or neither? Or both?

Matthew J. Milliner Jul 12, 2019 Essay

Richard Rohr: A Field Guide

Exploring a vestibule of Christian faith.

Matthew J. Milliner Feb 28, 2019 Book Review The Books Issue

The Armenian Option

What might a North American Christianity inspired by Armenia look like?

Matthew J. Milliner Nov 1, 2012 Essay The Word of God and the City of Man

Anchors Aweigh! The Neglected Art of Theological Interpretation

The nature of visual art sometimes permits it to do a better job of spiritually interpreting the Bible than can text.

Matthew J. Milliner Oct 28, 2011 Essay

Tourists and Pilgrims at Sinai

Send even the slightest signal that you are a pilgrim and everything changes.

Matthew J. Milliner May 6, 2011 Uncategorized

Appropriate legends do not obscure, but rather amplify, the truth of the gospel. Should Christians learn to discern between actual events and the myths—whose actuality is secondary—that embellish them, they may be moved to rediscover legends of the image of Christ.

Matthew J. Milliner

Canadian Pentecost

American Bacchanal

Richard Rohr: A Field Guide

The Armenian Option

Anchors Aweigh! The Neglected Art of Theological Interpretation

Tourists and Pilgrims at Sinai

Saving Veronica

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