Wisdom, true myth, deep magic: Christian mystagogy with a Japanese angle. Unearth the hidden treasures of the apostolic faith with Fr Thomas Plant, Tokyo-based Anglican priest and fellow of the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism.
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The disciples have been asking: who is the greatest among them? Who will be saved? And now comes a somewhat infra dig request for preferential treatment in the celestial wedding breakfast’s seating plan:
It’s a mixed bag, my Substack: sometimes you get long essays on obscure arcana, sometimes a sermon, sometimes a story, and once in a while, a note more brief and personal. Today is one of those whilesome onces. Forgive the unfinished series...
This is the text of a paper delivered at the First International Symposium on Buddhism & Neoplatonism, held at Musashino University 4-6 October 2024. A full version of the paper will be published as part of the proceedings of the conference...
In the beginning; at the source. That is where the story starts. In Hebrew, Bereshit; in Greek, en archē. By these words were two great lines of ancient wisdom wed.
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Anglican priest in Tokyo. Author of "The Lost Way to the Good" (2021). PhD, nondualism in Dionysius the Areopagite and Shin Buddhism. Fellow, Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism. Aikido 2nd dan black belt. Plays improv piano and shakuhachi.
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