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Mission, Empire, & the End of the World
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 religion that is and which...
Is There An "Omega Point" Religion?
My post this last Thursday, “Religious Pluralism is God’s Will,” argued that based on the metaphysical priors I take to be the convergent perspective of most faiths—nondualist panentheism, idealism, and panpsychism—the logical reading of na...
Religious Pluralism is God’s Will
Once More, With Feeling
“To what is One, sages give many names.”—Rg Veda I.146.46
One God, Many Prophets—Which Future?
A Review of Zachary Markwith’s One God, Many Prophets
I became aware of Zachary Markwith before his intellectual Shams, Seyyed Hossein Nasr, and perhaps providentially, ordered Markwith’s book and then found Nasr’s The Heart of Islam, from...
The Earth Is Alive
A Review of Jamie Woodward's A Little History of the Earth
Among many things I’m not necessarily thrilled to be living through, I’m genuinely excited for this one: the convergent evidence in our understanding of the relationship between th...
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