An Evening With Marilynne Robinson

Pulitzer Prize winning author Marilynne Robinson (Gilead, Home, Lila, and Housekeeping), speaks about her latest work, What Are We Doing Here?, a sagacious collection of essays that explore the mysteries of faith and the climate of American cultural and political life. She and CFW David H. Kim engage in an in-depth conversation on the author's illustrious body of work, her rigorous and scholarly devotion to the humanities, and how it all has intersected with her own personal faith.

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Marilynne, even your laughter provides rest and direction. Your thoughts are a graceful family for the Soul. Thank you.

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So enlightening to those of us who know only a little of these things. MR incarnates much of what she talks about and admires. And that is hugely persuasive. Thanks for hosting her. The questions were sometimes long-winded. (It is hard to be explanatory and clear and pithy when one is opposite someone who is daunting by nature of how much they know) Gilead is so good - and the science of the internet so helpful in allowing me to look up what MR was writing about

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Grace, dignity, freedom. We were given these things.