In the current edition of Herald magazine, Chvala-Smith explores “A Trick of the Light”.
An article by Paul E. Morden Seminary Chair & Associate Professor of Religion Anthony Chvala-Smith, PhD, has been published in the Community of Christ’s Herald magazine [Vol. 172, Jan/Feb 2025, 8-9].
In his article entitled “A Trick of the Light,” Chvala-Smith explores a long-forgotten but recently surfaced personal memory through the lens of seminal insights from the 1917 book The Idea of the Holy by German theologian Rudolf Otto.
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