We are distinct from other beings in the world, says John Macquarrie (Principles of Christian Theology), because we exist; we “stand out”. Non-human animals, plants, minerals, etc., are, but only huma… more →
Wending My Waywrote 4 months ago: In his Gifford Lectures, published in 1984 as In Search of Deity, Anglican theologian John Macquarri … more →
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wrote 1 year ago: We are distinct from other beings in the world, says John Macquarrie (Principles of Christian Theolo … more →
wrote 1 year ago: The third in a three-part series. Part one. Part two. 5. Culture Now Macquarrie turns to “factors th … more →
wrote 1 year ago: The second in a three-part series. Part one. 3. Scripture Scripture is not itself revelation, but it … more →
wrote 1 year ago: Theology, says John Macquarrie (Principles of Christian Theology), is “the study which, through part … more →
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wrote 5 years ago: It is, I think, a mark of maturity to acknowledge the fallibility of faith and the possibility that … more →
wrote 5 years ago: It is, I think, a mark of maturity to acknowledge the fallibility of faith and the possibility that … more →
wrote 5 years ago: Such themes as freedom, decision, and responsibility are prominent in all the existentialist philoso … more →
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