Process Theology and Political Decision Making
From Bruce Epperly, author of Process Theology and Politics.
Sometimes we help God in God’s suffering like Simon of Cyrene, from OpenHorizons.org.
This is also from OpenHorizons.org: You could say I subscribe to a philosophy centered on kindness and beauty, viewing them as guiding principles that enrich my life and foster a sense of connection to something larger than myself, even if I don’t attribute these phenomena to a divine entity. Open and Relational Atheism at OpenHorizons.org
Jay McDaniel posts ten reasons poetry is superior to philosophy and theology. Of course we need philosophy, too. And theology as well. But wouldn’t it be nice if, sometimes, philosophers and theologians alike thought more poetically? Open Horizons Check out the rest of his post. It’s fascinating!
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Sometimes we help God in God’s suffering like Simon of Cyrene, from OpenHorizons.org.
This is also from OpenHorizons.org: You could say I subscribe to a philosophy centered on kindness and beauty, viewing them as guiding principles that enrich my life and foster a sense of connection to something larger than myself, even if I don’t attribute these phenomena to a divine entity. Open and Relational Atheism at OpenHorizons.org
Jay McDaniel posts ten reasons poetry is superior to philosophy and theology. Of course we need philosophy, too. And theology as well. But wouldn’t it be nice if, sometimes, philosophers and theologians alike thought more poetically? Open Horizons Check out the rest of his post. It’s fascinating!
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Sometimes we help God in God’s suffering like Simon of Cyrene, from OpenHorizons.org.
This is also from OpenHorizons.org: You could say I subscribe to a philosophy centered on kindness and beauty, viewing them as guiding principles that enrich my life and foster a sense of connection to something larger than myself, even if I don’t attribute these phenomena to a divine entity. Open and Relational Atheism at OpenHorizons.org
Jay McDaniel posts ten reasons poetry is superior to philosophy and theology. Of course we need philosophy, too. And theology as well. But wouldn’t it be nice if, sometimes, philosophers and theologians alike thought more poetically? Open Horizons Check out the rest of his post. It’s fascinating!
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