of shadows and epistemology
Photo by Glen Alan Woods Many things fascinate me. Echoes in a canyon. The interplay of form and light to illumine or mute nuances of an object. The perspective rendered […]
Photo by Glen Alan Woods Many things fascinate me. Echoes in a canyon. The interplay of form and light to illumine or mute nuances of an object. The perspective rendered […]
Young children are remarkably resilient persons. It is as if God encoded into their childlike points-of-view the possibility that the future has great hope for improving on the present and […]
I reviewed “Into Great Silence” previously here. This excerpt lasts about five minutes and is one of the very few scenes containing speech. For the most part, the three hour […]
God listens when children pray. Intently. Although he knows the words they will quietly utter even before they form on the lips of each child, he attends to them as […]
I am sitting here thinking about the Easter season. I spent a few moments in a local dollar store looking for plastic eggs. I intend to use them in a […]
I finished my first reading of N.T. Wright’s book “Simply Christian” this afternoon with the full intent of reading it again. This volume is a magisterial and accessible treatment of […]
What follows is a sketch of my notes taken during this lecture. I will post my interaction with the notes in italics so as to distinguish my comments from Walter […]
I just arrived home from this evening’s lecture at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. I will post the notes of the lecture later this weekend but I wanted to share some initial […]
The six disciplines that comprise an integrated approach to theological studies are: 1) Biblical Theology2) Exegetical Theology3) Philosophical Theology4) Historical Theology5) Systematic Theology6) Practical Theology While some might object that […]