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view.log | A Season for Questions — June, Where Art and Books Ask What We Are
A Season for Questions — June, Where Art and Books Ask What We AreMay steps back and June arrives. The light hasn't turned brutal yet, but the body knows the days have grown longer before the mind does. This is a season for looking at things slowly. The exhibitions and events gathered this month seem, in their different ways, to reach toward the same horizon. Each asks what it means to be human ..
2026.05.31
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spot.log | The Temperature of Things That Disappear — Seongryul Solo Exhibition: We Who Resemble Summer
Before Summer Arrives, Summer Is Already HereThe midday air has started to carry heat. At the threshold of summer, certain things come to mind without being summoned — the blaze of afternoon sun, the deep saturated green of trees in full leaf, the clean sweetness of summer fruit. For someone like this writer, who finds any excuse to get out of the city and into open air, that brightness is more ..
2026.05.30
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root.log | Jan Hus on the Church: Scripture Alone as the Only Foundation
Jan Hus on the Church: Scripture Alone as the Only FoundationThe previous installment of [root.log] examined the life of Jan Hus. This one turns to his theology. If his biography establishes Hus as a forerunner of the Reformation, his theological writings make the case beyond dispute. The organizing principle of his entire body of work is the same rallying cry that would define the Reformation a..
2026.05.25
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[read.log] Books Make Me Who I Am | Hisako Tajiri, Books, a Cat, and My Story
Books Make Me Who I Am |Hisako Tajiri, Books, a Cat, and My StoryRegular readers of faith.log will remember Hisako Tajiri's At Daidai Bookshop, which I introduced back in April. Even after writing that piece, I found myself lingering in its atmosphere for days. It was only natural, then, to go looking for more of Tajiri's work — and that search led me to the book I'm introducing today: Books, a ..
2026.05.20
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step.log | Seeds of the Gospel on a Resistant Shore Ganghwa Christian History Museum
Seeds of the Gospel on a Resistant Shore Ganghwa Christian History Museum Ganghwa Island stands at the edge of the Korean peninsula like a sentinel — and historically, it has been exactly that. For centuries, anyone seeking to enter or threaten the Korean heartland had to reckon with this island first. The Goryeo dynasty retreated here to resist the Mongol invasions of the thirteenth century. In..
2026.05.15
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read.log | The School of Prayer: by Yoo Sang-seop
The School of Prayer: The Prayer of Jesus by Yoo Sang-seopEvery human being breathes, eats, and sleeps — the body demands its due. Strip away those rhythms and life simply stops. The Christian life has its own such rhythms, and anyone who has sat under faithful preaching knows what they are: the Word and prayer. Of the two, the Word has its disciplines — daily reading, memorization, careful stud..
2026.05.10
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desk.log | Reading Logs That Stack Like Code, rlog app
Reading Logs That Stack Like CodeAmong all the items I've covered in desk.log, reading tools keep coming back — notebooks, trackers, bookmark systems, apps. The one I'm writing about today is rlog. It's built for readers who love the analog experience of a physical book but want their note-taking to feel genuinely digital — not a skeuomorphic simulation of paper, but something that leans hard in..
2026.05.05
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start.log | Let Us Begin Again ④ Jesus: Lord of Life and Salvation
Let Us Begin Again ④ Jesus: Lord of Life and Salvation | Matthew 16:13–16Christianity is a faith built entirely on Jesus Christ. To put it plainly: you are not a Christian unless you believe in Jesus. That raises the most important question any person can ask — who, exactly, is Jesus? Christianity is not merely a religion that remembers Jesus once a year at Christmas, celebrating his arrival in ..
2026.05.01
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view.log | What Remains — Theater and Art Worth Your Time This May
What Remains — Theater and Art Worth Your Time This MayApril's resurrection recedes, and May arrives. For the Christian, May is the month of family and of the fifty days between Easter and Pentecost — a season when the invisible presses closer than the visible. Something in that rhythm seems to have shaped this month's offerings. The productions and exhibitions gathering in May share a quiet pre..
2026.04.30
