
At the intersection of religion, classics, and theology.
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And in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord.
Much of what was written in the previous entry, about God, belongs to the common philosophical heritage of many of the classic world religions (potentially all of them, pendin...
I believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth.
My faith has been through it lately.
I won’t go through all the details, but I’ll say that it’s mainly been precipitated by personal crisis rather than intel...
I did not intend this to be a series; but like most of my better serials, I found in the writing of it that there were important ideas to chase down the further I went. In essence, I’ve tried to argue three things. First: religious pluralis...
Religious Pluralism IV
This unexpected series began with an affirmation of religious pluralism as the will of God and proceeded to outline the prospects and challenges of an “Omega Point” religion that subsumes all previous religious revel...
Religious Pluralism III
In the last two posts of this series I’ve made the following arguments: religious pluralism is God’s will; it is possible that there is an “Omega Point” religion which religious pluralism points towards, but which r...
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