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Monthly Archives: June 2014
The Interior Life and the Presence of God
I came across by this great article by Arnold Van Vugt in the Sun Star of the Philippines reflecting on Pentecost and discussing the need for Christianity to regain its sense of mysticism and wonder, including great quotes by Teilhard de Chardin … Continue reading
Teilhard de Chardin Quote of the Week (June 9, 1014): The Primacy of Charity
“What the modern mind finds disconcerting in Christian charity is its negative or at least static aspect, and also the “detached” quality of this great virtue. “Love one another …” Hitherto the gospel precept has seemed simply to mean, … Continue reading
Pentecost and Programming: New Languages
Interesting thoughts on language and communicating the Gospel message in the 21st century from Jonathan Lace, teacher, tech developer and Teilhardian.
Sunday Reflection (Pentecost), June 8, 2014: Unleashing the Fire of the Holy Spirit
This weekend is the celebration of Pentecost, which marks the end of the Easter Season. The readings can be found here. The coming of the Holy Spirit is often represented by tongues of fire. Fire was also prominent for … Continue reading
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Queen of the Sciences
Originally posted on Fide Dubitandum:
Anyone interested in the relationship between science and theology should find this passage by atheist Paul Davies interesting: The orthodox view of the nature of the laws of physics contains a long list of tacitly…
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Teilhard de Chardin Quote of the Week (June 2, 1014): The Primacy of Christ and His Relationship to the Cosmos
“In the narrow, partitioned and static Cosmos wherein our fathers believed themselves to dwell, Christ was “lived” and loved by His followers, as He is today, as the Being on whom all things depend and in whom the Universe … Continue reading
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