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The Perfect Love of God’s Children
St. Peter of Damaskos (12th Century) writes: “Men are three kinds: slaves, hirelings or sons. Slaves do not love the good, but refrain from evil out of fear of punishment; this, as St. Dorotheos obser… more →
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Measuring up against the Mysterium absolutum. Gilroy USA, June 2013.
wrote 1 day ago: “‘Thy kingsom come’: The central them of Jesus’ proclamation of the Gospel w … more →
God’s sovereignty or the lack thereof…& kenosis
wrote 3 days ago: [God’s is] clearly is not the imperial power of a sovereign; it is a dynamic call to lo … more →
Theodicy
wrote 4 days ago: No, this isn’t a post about the Odyssey (though I can understand the confusion; one’s an … more →
Our kenosis is their prophet.
wrote 5 days ago: The rich are different, but they enjoy the morality plays big media presents for the rest of us as m … more →
An Ordination Sermon: The Secret Sauce of Ministry. A Recipe in Two Parts
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wrote 6 days ago: The Secret Sauce of Ministry A Recipe in Two Parts Hebrews 12:1-2 Philippians 2:1-11 As some of you … more →
On the Incarnation: Avoiding Heresy and Pursuing Humility
wrote 6 days ago: By Mike Riccardi http://shar.es/wMs6G …Christ Jesus, who, although He existed in the form of God, di … more →
Assessing Bill Johnson’s “Eternally God” Declarations Amidst His Other Christological Statements
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wrote 1 week ago: A hallmark of any true Christian is charity (this is not to say non-Christians cannot be charitable, … more →
Kenosis, Give It Up
wrote 1 week ago: An argument against kenotic self-limitation: Substance philosophy is true. God’s essential att … more →
'Pushing' words against context: Forcing open disruptions to one's own sense of comfort. San Francisco USA, May 2013.
wrote 2 weeks ago: “New incarnations of God, partial and momentary, may come as a function of kenotic desire amon … more →
[Power] Negotiations. San Francisco USA, May 2013.
wrote 2 weeks ago: “Power for offer no assurances of safety or purity or predictability. Mainly through feigning … more →
Who Is Jesus?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: How can someone describe Jesus in one short blurb? He is the unexpected inevitability, the Son of Go … more →
Emptiness, Kenosis, and Art
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wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m really into emptiness. Yes, it says something about what I’m made of! And, actually I think that … more →
[Our] Heroine defiant against a crumpled context. San Francisco USA, May 2013.
wrote 3 weeks ago: “VERWINDUNG is not a new beginning, but a way forward that unfolds from within ‘the cont … more →
What does the symbol of the cross really stand for?
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The ultimate circumstances in which the conditions for law to maintain peace are suspended are known … more →
The heart of kenarchy
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I am going to dive into the heart of kenarchy and encourage those of you who have little or no idea … more →
Much more to be said .....
wrote 3 weeks ago: The day or two I indicated might elapse before I continued this theme of the crucial reach to our en … more →
Leveling Hierarchies--The Calvin and Unitarian Ways
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wrote 1 month ago: Calvin I consider myself lucky that in both Calvinism and Unitarianism–my natural and adoptive … more →
A Hegelian Laxative
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wrote 1 month ago: I finally got around to attending to some of the wonderful essays in Hegel and the Infinite: Religio … more →
Kenosis - It is not about me.
wrote 1 month ago: Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of G … more →
