
God as the Ground of Being, continued
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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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

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

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

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,

About resurrection, Aquinas says: There is a double resurrection, one of the body, when the soul rejoins body, the other spiritual, when soul reunited to

We have been discussing how shamans like David Paladin and also Emily Dickinson undergo a rupture or a breakdown/breakthrough experience, most often directed to their

We meditated yesterday on the latest Biblical scholarship about Resurrection as laid out by Bruce Chilton and, more briefly, John Dominic Crossan. I posited that

Much in the Resurrection story is set in the context of cosmology. Those persons who encountered Jesus after he died did not claim to have

Thurman was a serious deep ecumenist: It is my belief that in the Presence of God there is neither male nor female, white nor black,

The Impeachment proceedings awaken in me a déjà vu, since we previously discussed Aquinas’s teachings on tyrants (June 18th, 2020). In light of the current situation,
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