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Reading Theologically, edited by Eric D. Barreto, brings together eight seminary educators from a variety of backgrounds to explore what it means to be a reader in a seminary context—to read theologically. This involves a specific mindset and posture towards texts and ideas, people, and communities alike. Reading theologically is not just about academic skill-building but about the formation of a...

to sleep or pause for a healthy meal is often neglected. During one semester in graduate school, I ate dinner out of a vending machine every Monday night because I taught an afternoon class and was taking an evening class. Each week I swore to myself that I would pack healthy food to bring with me, but an entire semester passed without my ever remembering to do so. I was giving priority to my mind without paying attention to the needs of my body, and in doing so I was creating a division that was
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