The Integrated Life of Ted Borer
byWhen it comes to sustainability, Ted Borer isn’t messing around. Ted works as the Energy Plant Manager at Princeton University, where he has helped…
Columns
Expunged from the Garden
byStagnancy; or, Cleaning the Closet of Christianity Perhaps you’ve noticed it in the news or in print media: Earth is changing, or maybe it’s…
Skunked
byStranger: “A wiser fella than myself once said, sometimes you eat the bar; and…sometimes the bar, why, he eats you.” The Dude: “That some…
Turning: An Interview with Larry Rasmussen
byAll of the world’s great religions ask us to turn–turn away from harm and wrongdoing, turn towards our neighbor, turn our perspectives around, turn…
The Birds Reap
byLook at the birds of the air; they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. …
The Black Snake
byThe other day, as I drove through the National Grasslands, the first image of a pristine prairie I saw was a one hundred car…
The Poet’s Sword
byI often ask God why he made me a fisherman. And of all the kinds of fishermen he could have made me to be,…
The Missouri River Dinosaur
byThe pallid sturgeon is, perhaps, the least sexy fish in existence. Prehistoric, armored, and occupying the muddy recesses of slow flowing rivers, it is…
Bats, Fungus, Silver and Gold
by“On that day people will throw away to the moles and to the bats their idols of silver and their idols of gold…” –…
Nature Man
byI once lived in an old apartment where an R.O.U.S. inhabited my bedroom wall For those of you heathens who have not yet seen…