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Teilhard’s Inner Fire Showing Through in Delia Smith

Posted on April 27, 2013 by William Ockham

Last month the London Telegraph did a series of interviews on the meaning of Easter.  One of the more interesting interviews was with Delia Smith, who eloquently summarized Teilhard’s vision of the world: “So what is the sum total of … Continue reading →

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The Way of the Logos

Posted on April 26, 2013 by William Ockham

Today’s Gospel reading from John has a very provocative statement by Jesus:  “I AM the Way.  I AM Truth and Life.”  Unfortunately, many people incorrectly interpret this in an exclusivist manner.  As the Irish Jesuits explain: “This is not to … Continue reading →

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The Folly of Scientism

Posted on April 25, 2013 by William Ockham

One of the great insights of Teilhard de Chardin was that he recognized that science was an outstanding way of trying to get closer to the great mystery that is God.  After all, God created the universe, and the more … Continue reading →

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Finding God Through Ocean Surfing: Fr. Christian Mondor (Part I)

Posted on April 23, 2013 by William Ockham

One of the goals of this blog is to cite to current articles on spiritual leaders who live the philosophy of Teilhard de Chardin. The first two articles are from Southern California Public Radio and highlight Fr. Christian Mondor, an … Continue reading →

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