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	<em>All this week, we&#39;ll be releasing excerpts from our <strong>Au Sable Graduate Fellows Conference with Wendell Berry</strong> this past January. The Conference title, <strong>&quot;For the Love of God&#39;s Earth,&quot;</strong> delved into a theme Berry has explored in his Jefferson Lecture and in his most recent collection of essays, &quot;It All Turns on Affection.&quot; As part of the Conference, the Au Sable Graduate Fellows, a community of 40 Christian graduate students across 10 major public research universities who are engaged in studies and research on the care of God&#39;s creation, had the opportunity to speak with Berry during a two hour Question &amp; Answer session.</em></p>
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	In these next two videos, Berry discusses hope and inspiration. In the first video, he talks about why he has hope and why he thinks &quot;neighborliness&quot; is a helpful word to build society around. In the second video, he discusses why he goes to the woods each Sunday sabbath, quietness, and the heavenly muse.</p>
