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A God who makes sense to me
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A God who makes sense to me
The following is based on a sermon delivered at Unity Temple on Aug. 3: One of my favorite books of poetry is an obscure little book called Bucolics by Maurice Manning. The 78 poems in the volume are grounded in a rural setting. The voice of the poet seems to be that of a farmer. Some of them are praise songs for the beauty of nature and farming, but there is also a lot of wondering about life’s questions and meaning, doubt, and even a fair bit …
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