Embrace Wisdom, Treasure Wisdom
Wisdom shouts in the streets / She cries out in the public square / ... Embrace wisdom, treasure her, she’s better than all riches
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Cynicism is not Wisdom
Cynicism among Christians often masquerades as discernment, which falsely suggests the cynic is wiser than others and sees what others do not.
A Theology of Play
In this interview, Resident Scholar Brendan McInerny explores a theology of play, which offers a much-needed perspective on our activity in the world.
Negotiating Ordinary Life: What Proverbs and Ecclesiastes Teach Us about Wisdom
Amy Plantinga Pauw discusses the role of wisdom literature, this "slow knowledge," in guiding us when life on the ground stops making sense.
Becoming Wise
How do human beings become wise? Krista Tippett has been exploring this question through a delicate process she first learned at the Collegeville Institute.
Seminar Participants Meet in June
Research Seminar participants at the Collegeville Institute met recently to discuss current work and writing projects on vocation and practical wisdom.
The Wisdom of the Body
Bonnie Miller-McLemore examines how the different gestures we make when we worship shape our knowledge of God and ourselves, forming us in wisdom.
