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Awaiting the King: Reforming Public Theology
Commune January 12, 2018

Awaiting the King: an Interview with James K.A. Smith

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As 2018 begins with the usual flurry of New Year’s resolutions—eat healthier, read more, spend more time with family—I wonder how many have added ‘love my neighbor’ to their list. I got to sit down with author and philosopher James K. A. Smith to learn how to make community a central focus in 2018 and learned it has a lot to do with Augustine. And Hope.