On Ancient Paths
Jeremiah CareyA philosopher in exile, writing mostly on ethics and Orthodox theology.
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Solovyov on Evolution and the Meaning of History
Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov famously thought that history is best conceived as a Divine-Human process directed towards the coming of the Kingdom of God. This idea of a Divine-Human process is grounded in the fundamentality of the incarnat...
On obedience, conscience, and "spiritual fatherhood"
A well-known Orthodox priest/author/podcaster recently (rather flippantly) said on a podcast, while discussing obedience, that “if your spiritual father tells you to kill someone, go do it.” He based this on an interpretation of something S...
Daoism, Confucianism, and Fairy Stories
§1. I’ve been reading through Alan Watts’ somewhat early book, The Way of Zen, and quite enjoying it so far. Insofar as he takes Zen to derive from peculiarly Chinese ways of thinking, he spends some time in the beginning discussing the two...
Saint Symeon the New Theologian and Christian Non-Dualism
St. Symeon was a Byzantine monk and poet who lived at the turn of the first millennium, 949-1022. He is one of only three saints given the official title of ‘Theologian’ by the Orthodox Church, and was perhaps the first in the tradition to...
Orthodoxy and Perennialism
§1. It has probably been apparent that I’ve been thinking a lot about “the Perennial Philosophy” recently, both as a subject for philosophical research, and as part of a more personal spiritual exploration. In my last post (here), I tried t...
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