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Fashion Theology Review (Link)

Recently, I had the honor of reviewing a marvellous (and meticulously-researched!) new book, Fashion Theology, by a former professor of mine. The full review has been published by Transpositions, an online journal managed by students from the University of St. Andrew’s Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts. My review can be read here and I highly recommend ordering a copy of Fashion Theology, which poses a fascinating exposition of the possible intersection of fashion and theology.

Bonus: This book is guaranteed to be a conversation-started at coffee shops!
http://www.transpositions.co.uk/review-fashion-theology/
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Ryanne Molinari (MLitt, University of St. Andrew’s) is a pianist/organist, pastor’s wife, and lover of words. She is the author of Spirit-Filled Singing: Bearing Fruit as We Worship Together, and her writing has been published in journals such as the Journal of the T. S. Eliot Society (UK). Connect with Ryanne by subscribing to her blog or following her on Instagram.

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    Alice Nowell

    Fascinating read. Doesn’t all of life have its mooring in theology? I will continue to dress appropriately to worship on the Lord’s Day via live-streaming.

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      Ryanne

      Indeed it does! Do let me know if you read Fashion Theology!

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