March 19, 2010: Marilynne Robinson
"The holy is at the origins of everything that exists," says the author of the prize-winning novels "Gilead" and "Home."
Mar 19th, 2010 |
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"The holy is at the origins of everything that exists," says the author of the prize-winning novels "Gilead" and "Home."
Read more of Bob Abernethy's interview with novelist Marilynne Robinson.
Read an excerpt from Marilynne Robinson's latest novel "Home."
Marilynne Robinson's Calvinist Protestantism imbues her with a fierce political liberalism grounded in Scripture and informs the respect with which she describes small movements of character and conversation.
"The holy is at the origins of everything that exists," says the author of the prize-winning novels "Gilead" and "Home."
Read more of Bob Abernethy's interview with novelist Marilynne Robinson.
Read an excerpt from Marilynne Robinson's latest novel "Home."
Marilynne Robinson's Calvinist Protestantism imbues her with a fierce political liberalism grounded in Scripture and informs the respect with which she describes small movements of character and conversation.
Religion & Ethics Newsweekly's David E. Anderson reviews GILEAD, a novel by Marilynne Robinson.
Religion & Ethics Newsweekly editor Missy Daniel interviews author Marilynne Robinson about her novel GILEAD.
We talk with USAID administrator Rajiv Shah about humanitarian aid and why the US government is expanding partnerships with faith groups around the world to better serve those in need.
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