Abstract
The author evokes the ways in which art, beauty, community life and justice were threaded through her English childhood, and how they have shaped her theology and how she ‘got to’ God. She concludes by relating this autobiographical element to the work of two early twentieth-century Anglican theologians: Percy Dearmer and Kenneth E. Kirk.
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