Jennifer Newsome Martin

“[E]fforts of dialogue toward communion should be performed . . . from a place of meekness rather than assertion, such that genuine understanding might take place.”

“Christian mediation invites human beings into a performance of fragility that is a resounding ‘yes’ not only to the dynamic, fertile exigencies of creaturely being, but also to the loving vulnerabilities and intentional exposures of divine being.”

“[T]radition is not an indiscriminate preservation of everything but rather comprises a selective and dynamic process of both remembering and forgetting.”