Nathaniel Ogden Kidd
Nathaniel Ogden Kidd is a thinker and writer from the deserts of Colorado.
An intellectual omnivore, Nathaniel is always on the lookout for new and interesting ideas. His Bachelor of Arts degree emphasized the study of Classics and Physics, and his subsequent personal studies revolve around religion, cross cultural conversation, and Indian film and culture. He is a man in love with the mystery of language, literate in several ancient tongues, and a handful of modern ones.
Broadly versed in Christian traditions, Nathaniel promotes a unique vision of Christian spirituality and practice that is global, historical, and ecumenical. He combines a love for Scripture, theology, ritual, and history with a passion for lived religion, and firmly believes in the relevance of Christian mysticism to contemporary culture and society.
Nathaniel's most recent writing projects include This is God's House, a series of meditations on the chapel of Colorado College, and a short manual on the history and use of prayer beads in Christianity.
Nathaniel is currently on pilgrimage with his wife, Sarah. He has temporary shelter in Seattle, Washington, with aims to relocate to India at the end of the summer.
Latest Articles
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Homemade Spiced Chai Tea Recipe
Chai tea is a delicious alternative to gourmet coffee. This article will get you started making chai from scratch.
Jun 17, 2008
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Delicious Curry Sauce
Want a new, healthy, easy to make topping? Try this amazing curry sauce.
Jun 16, 2008
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The 200-ft Jesus of Iron Mountain
Ted Arman wants to bring business and religion back to his all but abandoned mine. His success could be an important victory for both faith and the environment.
Jun 12, 2008
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Science, Faith, and India
While secular, Indian scientists appreciate the divine in their worldview. What might they bring to global discussions on science and religion?
Jun 12, 2008
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The Sign of the Cross
This Q&A reviews the history and practice of the Sign of the Cross, and discusses its relevance to contemporary spirituality.
Jun 11, 2008
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