Fr Aidan “Fedora” Kimel
I am a retired Orthodox priest. Since 2012, I have been blogging regularly at Eclectic Orthodoxy (https://afkimel.wordpress.com/). This year three others have joined me as co-authors: Robert Fortuin, Fr Jonathan Tobias, and John Stamps.
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Herbert McCabe and the Unfathomable Mystery of Divine Forgiveness
Consider the following scenario:
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We sin and God gets angry.
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We repent and plead for mercy.
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God forgives.
Crudely put, I admit. Eastern Christian readers will likely protest that the scenario is alien to the Orthodox under...
Avicenna and Aquinas: Ruminating on Divine Freedom and Necessity
In 2022, I emailed Dr. Rahim Acar with several questions about the eleventh-century philosopher Avicenna’s understanding of divine freedom and creation. For purposes of publication, I have revised and extensively(!) expanded the letter. In...
Intermezzo—From the Other Side of Easter: Seeing Jesus As He Really Is
By John Stamps
“This is what Jesus was really like; we did not realise it then, but now we know it.” (T. E. Pollard)1
This is the finest one-sentence description of the Gospel of John that I have ever read. I wish I had encountered it f...
The Living and the Dead
Aeriel view of WTC in March of 2001
— Prelapsarian: the Two Towers before the Fall. Photo by Jeffmock — Own work, Public Domain.
It was a cool, clear, spotlessly perfect fall Tuesday morning in northeastern Pennsylvania at 8:46 a.m.
I wa...
Dionysian Ponderings: The Parhypostatic Nullity of Evil
Ecstatic movement from the Good and Beautiful into the multiplicity of the good and beautiful, succeeded by joyful return to the Good and Beautiful. From God, in God, through God, to God. Abiding, procession, reversion; diffusion, illuminat...
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