To understand the Trinity, think of yourself sitting in nature and seeing God both in and beyond your surroundings.
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Christ Be with Me, Christ within Me
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Little Flower, If I Could Understand
In celebration of Earth Day and as scientists protest anti-science measures in Washington, Tennyson’s “Flower in the Crannied Wall” is a good poem to revisit. Tennyson holds the tiny flower as a scientist might but then honors its immense complexity.
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The Zen of an Old Growth Forest
Biologist David Haskell approaches forests in a way that is both scientific and poetic.
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