originally published 5/1/2011

In his book, Heavenly Participation: The Weaving of a Sacramental Tapestry, Hans Boersma tells the story of how modern culture (and many modern Christians) came to embrace a view of Creation as meaningless raw material, essentially indifferent to God. Boersma insists that to be faithful to the teaching of Scripture we need a “sacramental ontology,” a phrase he explains in this interview. This conversation was originally on Volume 108 of the Journal.

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