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The Lumber of the Sephiroth
[This is an older essay from which ideas for “Christ the Cabala: Spiritual Essays” was drawn — but the eschatology presented here is fundamentally different. I leave it as it stands an imaginal vs. ontological exercise in the Cabalistic tra...
Christian Cabala: The Three Incarnations
[What follows is a truncated chapter from my book “Christ the Cabala: Spiritual Essays.”]
Introductio: The Three Incarnations — Sophianic, Logianic, Ecclesial
The diagram of Salvation History places three Incarnations along the cent...
Christian Cabala: The Four Types
I’ve hesitated dropping actual chunks of my book Christ the Cabala: Spiritual Essays because it asserts something that seems rather insane: That I’m taking up a mantle of authentic theology within Christian patrimony that has been dead for...
" ... Tres Cruces Sunt ad Bivium Caeli et Inferni —
“ … the Crucifixion is the center of all history, reaching back to Creation and arching forward to Revelation … every soul, at every moment of its life, is at the foot of the Cross and on the brink of Heaven or Hell … ”
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No Country for Old Men
Draper’s Fall of Icharus — the meteoric fire; Vermeer’s Astronomer — the long-burning genius.
“I am homesick after mine own kind.” — Ezra Pound
Our imagination loves the meteors. We recite Keats as if embalmed in Grecian marble — quote...
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