The Lutheran Neoplatonist
Kjetil KringlebottenOn Christian theology and Neoplatonic metaphysics
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Martin Luther the Platonist
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The title of this blog may be confusing to some. How can you be a Lutheran Neoplatonist? The quick and easy answer is that I am a Neoplatonist who also happens to be a Lutheran priest, but that is neither an adequate nor a sa...
“In the beginning was the Word”: The Logos, the logoi, and information
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Earlier in may, I came over a tweet that said that “Nobel Prize physicist Frank Wilczek says matter, energy, and even reality itself may ultimately emerge from information.” It goes on to say that Wilczek notes that atoms are...
Forgiveness, renewal and the Holy Spirit
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This is a translation of the homily for Pentecost (year I) in the Church of Norway. The Homily was held in Ænes Church, Kvinnherad, Norway, Monday 25th May, 2026 (on the second day of Pentecost, which is still a public holida...
Jesus Christ has ascended
Bulgarian icon of the Ascension from the 16th century (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
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This is a translation of the homily for the feast of the Ascension (year I) in the Church of Norway. The Homily was held by Kaldestad Old Chur...
Confession and absolution
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We are often told, by Lutherans and non-Lutherans alike, that Baptism and the Eucharist are the only two sacraments that Lutherans recognise as such. But here, I will argue for why Confession (or more accurately confession an...
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Basically Anglo-Catholic priest in the Church of Norway. Former PhD student at Durham University, working on liturgical theology and Neoplatonic metaphysics.
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