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A Great Divorce–Part 2 of 8
Part 2—From David to Jesus, a brief history Ancient Judaism was not a homogenous creature. The first centuries in the Promised Land were an age of separate tribes in their separate lands, existing side by side, usually amicably, occasionally co-operatively.There … Continue reading
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A Great Divorce: Christians and Jews and how a marriage made in heaven fell apart–Part 1 of 8
[Bowing to the concerns of several of my readers, in consideration of the length of this examination, I have divided it into a number of parts, and shall publish a fascicle or two per week. CV] Part 1—The question and … Continue reading
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on Dogma and Science
As a child I lived in a world of my own. Nothing mattered. Nothing interested, except things ecclesiastical. An introvert without challenge or society, I was adrift in my own fascinations, sedate in my own bathos. I found the concretization … Continue reading
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on Kenosis and Eschaton
The ideas denoted by the Greek words kenosis and eschaton as used in the scriptures have been given a great deal of consideration, and often cacological treatment, in contemporary theology. Kenosis is used by Paul to describe the incarnation. It references … Continue reading
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on Being Christian–3, Vitality vs Dogmatics
In my Holy Week posting, on Sin, I spoke from the Scriptures and in the language of the Scriptures. I have no objection to humanism or the secular tongue visiting or speaking from these sacred texts; indeed, I daily pray … Continue reading
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on Sin
There are a number of terms in Christian dogmatic theology, and by extension preaching, that are often bantered about as if separate and distinct realities existing in some real or logical sequence: salvation (saved, healed, given health, restored to life), … Continue reading
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on Being Christian–2, Patrimony and Provisions
There are verses often well placed at the beginning of the communion service, verses that were undoubtedly daily upon the lips of Jesus: “Hear Israel, the Lord your God is one, and with all your heart, soul, mind and might, … Continue reading
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