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As a theologian, I am interested in “God” and everything thereunto connected. No surprise here. I am supposed to articulate a discourse (logos, from which
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As a theologian, I am interested in “God” and everything thereunto connected. No surprise here. I am supposed to articulate a discourse (logos, from which

The Apophatic God is the God of darkness and silence and namelessness. God is therefore another expression of Nothingness who bursts the limits of human apprehension

In yesterday’s Daily Meditation, we heard Meister Eckhart speak about the word that each and every creature is. The Logos or the word of God. The Christ, therefore. The Cosmic

Like Cusa, I find more truth in talking about what God is and what God does than talking about “Does God exist?” What kind of

Nicolas of Cusa, like Thomas Aquinas and Pseudo-Denys before him, was wrestling for years with names of God. Scholar John Patrick Dolan comments that, like

The great medieval mystic Meister Eckhart challenges us when he declares: “The highest and loftiest thing that a person can let go of is to

Why is it important to be talking about more names for divinity at this time in history? It is a sign of our times that
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