GOD’S INTERACTION WITH THE WORLD January 17, 2010
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Dear People Whom God Loves, GOD’S INTERACTION WITH THE WORLD This is the first in a series of columns based on the book of the same title by John Polkinghorne. He is a professional scientist. Later in life, he became an Anglican priest interested in theology. He is knowledgeable but not a professional theologian. He […]
SPECIAL INVITATION January 10, 2010
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January 10, 2010 Dear People Whom God Loves, SPECIAL INVITATION Have you been hurt by bishops, priests, deacons, sisters, brothers or anyone else in a leadership position in the church? If so I invite you to join us. Have you hurt others in the church or not in the church? If so I invite you to join […]
DANGERS OF RATIONAL CONTROL September 13, 2009
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September 13, 2009 Dear People Whom God Loves, DANGERS OF RATIONAL CONTROL For the foundation of these insights, I am indebted to Charles Taylor in his book A Secular Age. The thoughts I present are mine. We are inclined too often to divide our humanness into the higher and lower parts. The rational, i.e. reason […]
DANGER OF BEING LEFT OR RIGHT August 30, 2009
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August 30, 2009 Dear People Whom God Loves, DANGER OF BEING LEFT OR RIGHT Here are my thoughts about the thinking of Charles Peguy as found in the book A Secular Age by Charles Taylor. Peguy was deeply traditional and deeply creative. He drove both the left and the right crazy. He also maintained connections with […]
RELIGION & VIOLENCE II August 23, 2009
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August 23, 2009 Dear People Whom God Loves, RELIGION & VIOLENCE II We have seen how religious believers easily cling tightly to causes seen as highly moral and ethical. The same can be said for those who are not religious believers. Moral sensibility is not confined to religious believers. For example, some people who do […]
RELIGION and VIOLENCE I August 16, 2009
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August 16, 2009 Dear People Whom God Loves, RELIGION and VIOLENCE I The following thoughts are mine, but they are based on the book by Charles Taylor, A Secular Age. I have often seen the connection between religion and violence. It cuts across all religions. For the Catholic Church, the Spanish Inquisition and the crusades […]
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