I’m on a journey. Since having left the wild and wacky world of “primitive Christianity” (house church with a splash of new-monasticism and a strong sprinkling of fundamentalism) I … more →
Sensual Jesusmarshmk wrote 1 month ago: The following quotation and icon were originally post by Moses at The Burning Bush. Thank you Moses. … more →
Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: Last week I highlighted both a portion of Jerry Coyne’s report from AAI and independently Andr … more →
sakirkland wrote 4 months ago: Recently I have been working on my thesis proposal for next year. This has lead to me to read a bit … more →
Daniel Fincke wrote 4 months ago: Via Uncertain Principles, a recent article tries to draw inferences about effects of different colle … more →
Kyōshin wrote 5 months ago: Recently I came across an interesting essay called The Sangowakuran Incident and its Significance fo … more →
Morf wrote 7 months ago: The Eastern Orthodox writer Paul Evdokimov writes : According to the Bible, the fool is free to say … more →
lisacolondelay wrote 7 months ago: Info. gathered from: SPIRITUALITY TODAY Spring 1986, Vol. 38, pp. 41-52. Frederick G. McLeod: … more →
Andrew wrote 8 months ago: Given the previous post, on faith being essentially “the gaze of the soul upon God”, how … more →
Brittian Bullock wrote 8 months ago: I’m on a journey. Since having left the wild and wacky world of “primitive Christianity … more →
Brittian Bullock wrote 8 months ago: The devil and his friend were walking down the road when they noticed a passer by pick something up … more →
Chris Lawrence wrote 8 months ago: The Other I is a blog I recommend to anyone interested in lucid and non-dogmatic discussion of serio … more →
Chris Lawrence wrote 9 months ago: A rabbit playing the violin; a Dominican friar; a dog called Spot; and a hypothetical trip to Babylo … more →
Brittian Bullock wrote 9 months ago: The Talmud, one of Judaisms sacred texts and a collection of rabbinic teachings, talks about the Gen … more →
Brittian Bullock wrote 9 months ago: …a fragment of a 19th century German poem, How should I name the Most High? A god doesn’ … more →
Benjamin Steele wrote 10 months ago: Pre-Nicene New Testament by Robert M. Price p. 335, note about The First Epistle to the Corinthians … more →
zoecarnate wrote 10 months ago: I’ve just read the most important spirituality post I’ve encountered thus far in 2009. I … more →
metamorphmind wrote 11 months ago: Spoiler Alert! You may want to watch Gran Torino before you read this post. When I sa … more →
Carl McColman wrote 1 year ago: If you are reading this blog and you are a scholar of Hebrew — or know someone who is — please get i … more →
logismon wrote 1 year ago: There was a time when God had no name, and there will be a time when He will have no name. St. Isaa … more →