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Rachel Feldpausch is on page 155 of 256 of Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us
“The God I follow has things to say about envy and self-serving motivations. He offers a road that doesn’t indulge peering at our neighbors fields and fuming with our supposed to lack. For you and I trying to get home, to become real human beings to gather our thrown away stories, this is a radical step in the right direction…. There are all sorts of accumulated hurt in us….”

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— Oct 09, 2026 04:31AM 1 comment
Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us

Rachel Feldpausch
Rachel Feldpausch is on page 107 of 256 of Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us
“We replace stories with heavy sighs, realistic goals, and insurance policies.”

“Loss is ungainly, and won’t easily smarten up to make the rest of your life appear cool and groovy.”

“Knowing myths and how they align with our own experience can help us emerge from loss not bitter but creative.”
— Oct 04, 2026 12:53PM Add a comment
Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us

Rachel Feldpausch
Rachel Feldpausch is on page 106 of 341 of We Become What We Worship: A Biblical Theology of Idolatry
PSA - do not read if you’d like to maintain the allusion you’re not idolatrous.
— Sep 05, 2026 12:56PM 1 comment
We Become What We Worship: A Biblical Theology of Idolatry

Rachel Feldpausch
Rachel Feldpausch is on page 37 of 256 of Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us
this is the perfect book to come home to if you’re drowning in the monotony of passing patterns and systems of play

“the most sacred stories circled around the tale of a dying and resurrected king.”

“when we reach for a myth to help recover our own stories … in place of isolation we now have the camaraderie of being worked within a bigger story.”
— Sep 03, 2026 06:49PM Add a comment
Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us

Rachel Feldpausch
Rachel Feldpausch is on page 71 of 341 of We Become What We Worship: A Biblical Theology of Idolatry
“Idolaters think idols bring greater life and prosperity, but they would only inherit death and emptiness, which is to be come like the spiritually dead and empty idols. In contrast, there is a true, living God ‘in His holy temple,’ who truly speaks, whose true worshipers should be speechless before Him since He is the true teacher (Hab 2:20)”
— Sep 01, 2026 05:14AM Add a comment
We Become What We Worship: A Biblical Theology of Idolatry

Rachel Feldpausch
Rachel Feldpausch is on page 9 of 256 of Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us
“Many of us are driven by stories we barely understand and rarely investigate.”

Excited for this one.
— Aug 29, 2026 05:56AM 1 comment
Liturgies of the Wild: Myths That Make Us

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