in his book The Zimzum of Love, and for some time he has advocated (in terms similar to Wright) a concern for how our hope is viewed.10 For Bell and others, justice and beauty are as significant as evangelism; for them, embodiment and earthly harmony or shalom mark the center of our future hope.11 Whether in the more academic arguments of Wright or the theological haiku of Bell, however, we see that the turn to the embodied, political, and earthly has tended to eclipse heaven. Getting underneath