God as the Ground of Being, continued
Matthew Fox
June 10, 2021
Divinity is found in the depth of things, the foundation of things, the profundity of things. We all have a depth, a ground, a presence
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Entering into the Ground of Being
Matthew Fox
June 9, 2021
We have been celebrating creation around us and within us, all 13.8 billion years of it, because, as poet Derrick Walcott tells us, “we must
Creation: Our Common Ground of Being and Joy
Matthew Fox
June 8, 2021
Creation and its sacredness bind us together. To meditate on creation reminds us of our common ground which is a holy ground. “Just to be
Sacred Creation, Democracy, and Unsacred Politics
Matthew Fox
June 5, 2021
Some may wonder why we are meditating on creation and its sacredness when the very foundations of our democracy are burning to the ground in
How Creation Stories Bind Our Species Together
Matthew Fox
June 4, 2021
Can creation and its threatened demise as manifested in climate change bring humans together again? Can Cosmology and the goodness of creation named in Genesis
We Are Because the Universe Is
Matthew Fox
June 3, 2021
Armed with documents known as “the Discovery Doctrine” that gave papal permission to conquer in the name of Christ the Redeemer, European empire-builders from the
Goodness, Love, Joy, from God and Nature
Matthew Fox
June 1, 2021
We speak of nature and cosmos and all within them as “words of God,” Logos or “other Christs.” This is the consciousness of creation spirituality.
God in Nature, continued
Matthew Fox
May 31, 2021
California poet Bill Everson affirms that “most people experience God in nature—or experience God not at all.” Not only do we experience God in nature
Nature Expands the Soul—We in it, It in Us
Matthew Fox
May 30, 2021
It inspires me to be meditating on the importance of the whole, the cosmos, creation, nature, and realize how central this awareness is to human
Aquinas, Sanders, Goodall on Cosmos & Soul Expansion
Matthew Fox
May 29, 2021
If the greatness of the human person consists in our being “capable of the universe,” (Aquinas) doesn’t that mean that in a time like ours,
