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Jesus, Human on His Mother’s Side: the Incarnation
(From James Tissot; via European Art Collection, Wikimedia Commons; used w/o permission.) (“Adoration of the Shepherds,” James Tissot. (ca. 1890)) We’re celebrating the birth of Jesus this weekend. Saturday night’s Gospel reading starts with “…a decree went out from Caesar … Continue reading →
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Tagged Christmas, dualism, history, holidays, Incarnation, Jesus, metaphysics, philosophy
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Gnosticism
Some folks act as if they think physical reality is bad and having a body is icky. The notion’s ‘Biblical,’ sort of. Galatians 5:19 through 21 call bad ideas like licentiousness, hatreds and idolatry “works of the flesh.” With a … Continue reading →
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Tagged demons, dualism, folklore and myth, history, knowledge, metaphysics, monism, philosophy
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Firestorm Comet?
Scientists figure a comet started breaking up about 12,800 years back. Nothing unusual there. Many comets break up while they’re this close to our sun. This time Earth got in the way before the fragments spread out much. Fire rained … Continue reading →
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Tagged asteroids and comets, climate, dualism, evolution, faith, getting a grip, metaphysics, paleontology, science, truth
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God Doesn’t Make Junk
We live in a material world. I like it, a lot. Quite a few folks have felt the same way. “You adorn the year with your bounty; your paths drip with fruitful rain. “The meadows of the wilderness also drip; … Continue reading →
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