University of Chicago

One evening, Marty had the whole class out to his house. There were shelves of books that he wrote or edited and even more books by his students. I thought, I do not belong here.

Matt talks to Bill Borden, who teaches psychiatry at the University of Chicago, about transference, unintentional provocations, and Donald Winnicott’s wisdom for preachers.

Margaret Grubiak thinks elite university chapels have become white elephants. But some of them are cash cows—and all of them still speak.