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Loving to Know: Philosophical Resources for Neighboring
November 10, 2021. Conversation with Christiana Rice. Parish Collective.

The Nuts and Bolts of How We Know: Esther Lightcap Meek and Kristi Mair
August 23, 2021. Conversation with Kristi Mair. Christian Heritage and Round Church Cambridge.

My Quest for Reality: A Dialogue with Esther Meek
August 24, 2020. Conversation with Tony Golsby-Smith. Gospel Conversations.

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Art & Knowing with Dr. Esther Meek.
March 24, 2021. The Two Cities podcast. Conversation with Amber Bowen, Dr. Josh Carroll, and Dr. John Anthony Dunne.

The Key to Knowing with Dr. Esther Meek.
March 19, 2021. Regent College Podcast. Conversation with Octavio Fernandez y Mostajo Saavedra and Claire Parini.

Pledge and Consent, with Esther Lightcap Meek, author of A Little Manual for Knowing.
October 27, 2020. Spiritual Life and Leadership. Conversation with Markus Watson.

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Where Can Wisdom Be Found? Part 1 of 4
September 1, 2021. Didaktikos Journal.

The Scattering Integrative Life
August 10, 2021. Theopolis Institute.

Epistemology on the Front Porch: Esther Lightcap Meek
July 30, 2021. Front Porch Republic. Interview by Dr. Matt Stewart.

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What is Esther Reading?

Praying Shapes Believing: A Theological Commentary on the Book of Common Prayer

by Leonel L. Mitchell

I’m reading through this old book bit by bit daily to understand the liturgy more deeply. I love this comment: “Liturgical rites may be proposed by committees of experts and authorized by General Convention, but it is only in their use b...

Art and Faith: A Theology of Making

by Makoto Fujimura

Fujimura argues that artful making is key to understanding and healing knowing, the Christian faith and church, and contemporary culture. We need a theology of making: when we make, God shows up. Esp profound re kintsugi as a cultural pa...

“If I were asked to choose one key curriculum to be taught in a freshman class of any liberal arts university, it would be Esther Meek’s class on epistemology. If I were asked to choose one book, it would be hers . . . essential reading for every university, every business, every church, and every home.”  — Makoto Fujimura, artist