Fr Aidan “Fedora” Kimel
I am a retired Orthodox priest. Since 2012, I have been blogging regularly at Eclectic Orthodoxy (https://afkimel.wordpress.com/). My theological reflections range all over the place. But remember: I’m a blogger, dammit, not a theologian. 😎
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Essential Readings on Universal Salvation
I am often asked for recommendations for reading on the greater hope. In the past decade, the number of books have exploded. Here I offer the titles that I deem the best of the best.
Thomas Talbott, The Inescapable Love of God (2nd edition...
Is God the Author of Sin?
Is God the author of sin? The question assumes paramount importance when evaluating the construal of divine and human agency advanced by Hugh J. McCann. Christian theologians have long insisted that the God of the gospel does not create or...
Breaking the Cords of Fate
“We seem almost compelled,” remarks Hugh McCann, “to think there is some competition here: that when it comes to free will there is no way that both we and God can both have legitimate prerogatives, no way that one can be free without the o...
The World is a Novel in the Mind of God
Can God determine our actions? One need not think more than a second or two. Of course he can. If CIA brainwashers and television advertising can cause us to act in specific ways, then the Creator of the universe certainly can. Let’s rephra...
Sometimes Eternity Ain't Forever: Aiónios and the Universalist Hope
Words do not mean. People mean.
~ Alfred Korzybski ~
When I use a word,
it means just what I choose it to mean—
neither more nor less.
~ Humpty Dumpty ~
When discussing the question of eschatological punishment, defenders of the d...
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I am a retired Orthodox priest. Since 2012, I have been blogging regularly at Eclectic Orthodoxy (https://afkimel.wordpress.com/). My theological reflections range all over the place. But remember: I’m a blogger, dammit, not a theologian. 😎
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