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After ten weeks of wrestling with texts and how best to hear and proclaim them, we find ourselves in today's church where we began on Pentecost, standing alongside Ezekiel among disarticulated, dry bones on the valley-plain floor. Formally, Soja is brutally disarticulated and, with the deathlike face, evokes considerable unease in the viewer. And in my comparative anatomy class I started writing marginally funny pieces like "Ode to a Disarticulated Trout Skull" (with its something like 28 individual bones). |
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