Taylor Worley serves as the Associate Vice President for Spiritual Life and University Ministries and as Associate Professor of Faith and Culture at Trinity International University in Deerfield, Illinois. At Trinity, he also serves as the managing director for the faith and work initiatives of the Center for Transformational Churches. He completed a Ph.D. in the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts at the University of St. Andrews and edited Theology, Aesthetics, and Culture: Conversations with the Work of David Brown (2012).
Michel de Certeau famously wrote about bricolage, which roughly means “do-it-yourself” meaning-making. In our post-industrial society, the regular practice of listening to podcasts can serve as rich and timely curation for authentic being in our world.
Felix Gonzalez-Torres was able to harness the most powerful and effective weapons of opposition: empathy, shared experience, and hospitality.
Iñárritu’s Illusions: The Cinematic Imagination of Birdman
Like all of Iñárritu’s other films, Birdman is meant to re-educate us in the dramatic interplay between the presence and absence, love and loss, fear and hope we experience in our own lives.
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