"Like the belligerent outbursts of a drunken bard": Spiritual Exclamation and Reclamation in Sermon, Song, and Holocaust Story

Location

CAC 301

Start Date

4-6-2026 3:15 PM

End Date

4-6-2026 4:45 PM

Description

Convener: Jon Singleton, Harding University The Palimpsest Page: Reading The Book Thief for Spiritual Reclamation - Greg Laing, Harding University Doctrine and Ecphonesis in Edward Taylor’s "Christographia" Sermons - Michael Ditmore, Pepperdine University “Why Wasn’t God There for Georgia Lee?”: Theopoetics and Theodicy against the Lyrics of Tom Waits - Matthew Love, Harding University Oral Session 411K

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Jun 4th, 3:15 PM Jun 4th, 4:45 PM

"Like the belligerent outbursts of a drunken bard": Spiritual Exclamation and Reclamation in Sermon, Song, and Holocaust Story

CAC 301

Convener: Jon Singleton, Harding University The Palimpsest Page: Reading The Book Thief for Spiritual Reclamation - Greg Laing, Harding University Doctrine and Ecphonesis in Edward Taylor’s "Christographia" Sermons - Michael Ditmore, Pepperdine University “Why Wasn’t God There for Georgia Lee?”: Theopoetics and Theodicy against the Lyrics of Tom Waits - Matthew Love, Harding University Oral Session 411K