Doubtful Sound
byDoubtful Sound, New Zealand (2015) I had the privilege of venturing on a cruise of Doubtful Sound, New Zealand, this past summer. To get…
Person-oriented society
by the daily asteriskI am convinced that if we are to get on the right side of the world revolution, we as a nation must undergo a…
The sound of a calling
by Amanda Cleary EastepEditor’s note: Each Thursday, we feature a throwback piece from Topology’s predecessor, catapult magazine. In this essay, Amanda Cleary Eastep explores the interaction between…
Bring new light
by the daily asteriskI still have a dream today that in all of our state houses and city halls men will be elected to go there who…
One-hundred-fifty-nine Spoonfuls of One Soil
by Deborah HaakJulia Shipley, a subsistence farmer in Vermont writing for Taproot Magazine, tells the story of her journey to see Uva Turnbull’s collection of soil…
Forces of justice
by the daily asteriskLet us notice also that God is able to subdue all the powers of evil. In affirming that God is able to conquer evil…
Tintinnabulation
by Matt Prater—for William Wright For whole weeks after Labor Day, we could scavenge pockets- ful of candy the firemen’s auxiliary had scattered from their engines…
Appalling silence
by the daily asteriskThe hour has come for everybody, for all institutions of the public sector and the private sector to work to get rid of racism….
How to be here?
by Henry BakkerReview: Living In The World As If It Were Home. Tim Lilburn. Cormorant Books, 1999. Most serious thought in our time struggles with the…
Revolution of values
by the daily asteriskThe Western arrogance of feeling that it has everything to teach others and nothing to learn from them is not just. A true revolution…