Goodbye, David
On Reading David Brooks in Divided Times David Brooks wrote his final column for the New York Times this morning. It’s a brilliant column, as I have come to expect, but I felt an ill-defined blend of inspiration and sadness as I read it. After twenty-two years of inviting us to think carefully about complexity, Brooks is heading off to some new, yet unnamed professional adventure — one I will be certain to find and follow. Brooks is someone I have never met, though I understand we know some...
Published on January 30, 2026 10:18
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Grace Swirls
Grace Swirls is the name of my blog, which is an endeavor to wrap words around one of the most important and enduring interests of my life. I truly would be lost without grace. Perhaps we all would be
Grace Swirls is the name of my blog, which is an endeavor to wrap words around one of the most important and enduring interests of my life. I truly would be lost without grace. Perhaps we all would be. But the theological certainty I once had is waning, and so I use the image of a swirl to remind myself that grace is not easily contained or defined. Still, it shows up every day in expected and unexpected ways, in mystery and paradox, and in the gifts we find in each moment if we have eyes to see.
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