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Monthly Archives: November 2010Dream Theology: To boldly go where no Freudian has gone beforeDue to my mad schedule of late with too many meetings, writing deadlines and seemingly endless crises to deal with, I haven’t been able to sleep well and finding myself needing to get up and work. As such, I am reliving the days of having an infant in the house where waking up every hour leaves you in a state where lack of sleep renders the line between dream, nightmare … There’s more to read here.
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The ‘Book’ in memoriam: The Book of Eli and The Secret of KellsNumerous scholars of the Abrahamic religions have called Christianity, Judaism and Islam “religions of the book” in reference to the central role that the sacred text plays in each tradition and all three sharing similar narratives albeit interpreted theologically in differing ways. As someone who studies and inhabits the Christian tradition, I would be a called a ‘person of the book’ as well. The collected 66 books that constitute the Christian scriptures … There’s more to read here.
Posted in augustine, belief, Bible, books, church, Denzel Washington, existential musings, faith, Inerrency, Monastic community, Sacred texts, The Book of Eli, The Secret of Kells, theology
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Thinking about Reformation Day – what are the theses that need nailing to the church door today?For those of us in traditions with a reformed accent/hue, this past Sunday was more than a time for trick or treating, but a time to remember what is termed Reformation Sunday. The Seattle Presbytery posted on their website a short reflection on Martin Luther and the questions raised for us in reflecting – here is part of it: Many of us were reminded this past Sunday (Reformation Day) of … There’s more to read here.
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