The Ecumenical Affair - Turner, Linda Vogt
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Affairs never just happen. When the Woman and the Man are found out, the obvious question is asked: how did it happen? A very Greek answer might be, "I don't know. It was on fire when I lay down on it." The Ecumenical Affair is a creative nonfiction retelling of the gospel and the passionate encounter of the Woman and the Greek-a prominent theologian, philosopher, politician, and ecumenist. When the Woman opens a bestseller by the American author Robert Fulghum, she selects a passage three quarters through. The passage she reads compels her to turn back to the beginning. There, a juicy tidbit…mehr

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Affairs never just happen. When the Woman and the Man are found out, the obvious question is asked: how did it happen? A very Greek answer might be, "I don't know. It was on fire when I lay down on it." The Ecumenical Affair is a creative nonfiction retelling of the gospel and the passionate encounter of the Woman and the Greek-a prominent theologian, philosopher, politician, and ecumenist. When the Woman opens a bestseller by the American author Robert Fulghum, she selects a passage three quarters through. The passage she reads compels her to turn back to the beginning. There, a juicy tidbit rivets her attention. It's about a man rescued from a fire in an upstairs bedroom. When the fire responders ask, "How did it happen?" he replies, "I don't know. It was on fire when I lay down on it." The Woman closes the book. Words in bold parrot green on a gold mat atop a red leafy cover stare up at her. A smile lights her face. She remembers her bold parrot-green chinos, her gold vest, the fire within her that July night in Vancouver. The Sixth Assembly of the World Council of Churches. Canberra. The Seventh Assembly. The colossal tent in the middle of a wide expanse. Five thousand worshippers. The Eucharist. The politics. That denied last supper. How the Greek and she stood far apart, back to back. The dialogue of St. Macarios and the skull. Consolation and hope.
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Linda Vogt Turner earned a master's of arts degree in 2011 for her thesis project: Mary Magdalene: her image and relationship to Jesus. In 2017, she earned a higher doctorate degree for-The Ecumenical Affair. Dr. Turner lives in Vancouver Canada. She participated in the 6th and 7th Assemblies of the World Council of Churches as a homemaker and a lay member of the United Church of Canada with only a high school diploma. Inspired by the 7th Assembly call to "Renew the Whole Creation," Linda enrolled in university in 1991, and in 2008 as a graduate student, she presented her first paper at the Orthodox Academy of Crete-Protecting the Priceless Earth: Lessons From the Magdalene Stories. If you would like to contact Dr. Turner for a speaking engagement, her contact information is available on her website https://www.lindavogtturner.ca