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| Title | : | Kicking at the Darkness: Bruce Cockburn and the Christian Imagination |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.58 (723 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1587432536 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-15 |
| Language | : | English |
Bestselling author Brian Walsh engages with the theologically rich catalog of musician Bruce Cockburn in an effort to ignite a renewed Christian imagination.
Walsh (PhD, McGill University) is the bestselling author or coauthor of several books, including The Transforming Vision, Truth Is Stranger Than It Used to Be, and Colossians Remixed. He is a chaplain at the University of Toronto and an adjunct p . Brian J
For the Cockburn fan looking or hoping to explore his songs in depthkeep on looking. Have you ever had the experience where you were sitting in a stuffy college class with late springtime bursting with beauty and surprises and melodious sounds just outside the shut-up window where you could catch glimpses but could not hear it, smell it, taste it, or touch it? All the while you were sitting inside that stuffy classroom on a hard seat listening to your professor drone on and on while. Ed Hird said Liberating the Captivated Imagination. Having just read Bruce Cockburn's "Liberating the Captivated Imagination" according to Ed Hird. Having just read Bruce Cockburn's 201Liberating the Captivated Imagination Ed Hird Having just read Bruce Cockburn's 2014 biography, I was led to read Brian's book 'Kicking at the Darkness'. I have loved Cockburn's music since the 1970s. Both Brian and Bruce are poets who vibrantly point to the unseeable. This book insightfully focuses on the Christian imagination which is meant to be full of life and creativity, as seen in Cockburn's art. The theme of this book was accurately cap. biography, I was led to read Brian's book 'Kicking at the Darkness'. I have loved Cockburn's music since the 1970s. Both Brian and Bruce are poets who vibrantly point to the unseeable. This book insightfully focuses on the Christian imagination which is meant to be full of life and creativity, as seen in Cockburn's art. The theme of this book was accurately cap. 01Liberating the Captivated Imagination Ed Hird Having just read Bruce Cockburn's 2014 biography, I was led to read Brian's book 'Kicking at the Darkness'. I have loved Cockburn's music since the 1970s. Both Brian and Bruce are poets who vibrantly point to the unseeable. This book insightfully focuses on the Christian imagination which is meant to be full of life and creativity, as seen in Cockburn's art. The theme of this book was accurately cap. biography, I was led to read Brian's book 'Kicking at the Darkness'. I have loved Cockburn's music since the 1970s. Both Brian and Bruce are poets who vibrantly point to the unseeable. This book insightfully focuses on the Christian imagination which is meant to be full of life and creativity, as seen in Cockburn's art. The theme of this book was accurately cap. a positive kick for "kicking at the darkness" I loved this book about Bruce's work, although the jump to the premise that Bruce's work somehow rekindles the "Christian imagination" was at times a bit much. I do appreciate that the author did mention several times that Bruce no longer declares himself to be only a Christian. digging into the songs and the mysteries of Bruce's work was fascinating. I recommend this book for any Bruce Cockburn fan
From the Back CoverChristian Imagination and the Redemptive Work of Bruce Cockburn"Kicking at the Darkness is a brilliant analysis of forty years of Bruce Cockburn's lyrics and their biblical and religious connections. I read it from start to finish in one evening."--Joel Goldberg, producer/director of Bruce Cockburn, Pacing the Cage"Brian Walsh has offered us an enthusiastic celebration of Bruce Cockburn as a postmodern psalmist. I'm a dedicated fan of both of these men and I savored each page
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