I’m the one who’s been asking you ––
it hurts to ask –– Who are you?
I am orphaned
each time the sun goes down.
I can feel cast out from everything
and even churches look like prisons.
Rilke, from Book of Hours II, 3
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kierkegaard is like a little creature to me fr
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working thru Fear & Trembling; im only understanding about 80% of this at all times but it absolutely floors me how mr søren takes these life-altering concepts and talks about them so casually. what DOES god require of us? and are we prepared to experience the “martyrdom of unintelligibility” that comes with a true life of faith? he’s harsh towards those who would water-down their exegesis and yet self-aware of his own incapability of embodying the standard he sets forth.
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from Joanna Macy and Anita Barrows’ commentary on Book of Hours
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Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
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Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
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Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
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said this before (poorly) but truly I believe that every theologian worth his salt is a poet in some way
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Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours - trans. Joanna Macy
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- mary oliver
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The Genesis Trilogy, Madeline L’Engle
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The Lost Art of Scripture, Karen Armstrong
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Marilynne Robinson, Gilead
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Frederick Buechner, Telling the Truth
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walt whitman
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