There is No Such Thing as Ordinary: Stories as Public Theology

Callaway, Kathryn

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There is No Such Thing as Ordinary: Stories as Public Theology

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Callaway, Kathryn. There Is No Such Thing As Ordinary: Stories As Public Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2f488331-c502-4fe2-b311-22d243d35b99.

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C. Kathryn. There is No Such Thing as Ordinary: Stories as Public Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2f488331-c502-4fe2-b311-22d243d35b99

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Callaway, Kathryn. There Is No Such Thing As Ordinary: Stories As Public Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2f488331-c502-4fe2-b311-22d243d35b99.

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In There is No Such Thing as Ordinary: Stories as Public Theology, readers journey through seemingly ordinary moments of life igniting their wonder. Each story is a tapestry of wonders ranging from the mundane—a child experiencing an Opening Day baseball game with her dad, teenagers wondering about sex, an adult child offering her parent compassionate end of life care—to the remarkable—the re-wolfing of Yellowstone, finding true belonging. While many books on wonder focus on the natural wonders of the world, in this collection of stories, the conversation about wonder expands beyond the natural world into the mundane, everyday experience of real people. Undergirding these stories is a robust theological reflection on wonder as a prophetic force that can transform an individual and community.

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