
The creation has been on my mind lately, perhaps for a couple of reasons. First, I’m in the process of writing the beginning of a book that begins with the story of creation. Second, I’m writing this current entry while on holiday in Appalachia. As much as I enjoy the benefits of living in one of the Unites States’ major cities, my heart finds solace in the beauty, quiet, and simplicity of the rural hills, even in winter.
A few articles on the creation come to mind. "Through the Creation to the Creator," by Bishop Kallistos Ware, can be found on In Communion, the web site of the Orthodox Peace Fellowship. Three sermons delivered by Patriarch Ignatius IV in 1989 on the creation are available at stathanasius.org: ATheology of Creation, A Spirituality of Creation, and The Response of Christians.
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