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"Painters create information by applying dabs of paint to canvas, sculptors by chiseling away at stone, musicians by writing notes on lined sheets of paper." Source
We are not meant to be Christians alone, whether individuals or congregations, synods or denominations. Interdependence is hardwired into the Christian witness. For example, in tea...
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In the previous article, we explored how Ancient Greece was favored by Heaven with the gift of philosophy, a tool through which men of good will and profound spirits intuited dista...
In part two, we explored the concept of Logos Spermatikos and the way in which God planted seeds of light across the cultural landscape of the world so that well-meaning men and wo...
After a Brandi Carlile concert, and with her own son learning an instrument, one mother reflects on the holiness of sharing a collective experience with other human beings.
We, though many, are one body in Christ (Romans 12:5a). The post The gift of understanding appeared first on Lutheran Church of Australia.
Rowan Williams on Wisdom.
For a while now, a growing number of smart people have been asking for a definition of “synodality” (aka “walking together”), which is a complete innovation and seems to be an endl...
Jean-Louis Chrétien on the Song of Songs.
A writer is nothing without other people. You don’t think of this when you think of them. Their kind are usually tucked away, secluded and trapped inside a room where daylight brea...
In the collection of Eastern monastic writings called the Philokalia, the goal of the spiritual life is clear: “We must make ourselves a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit,” writes...
In the previous article, we studied some elements of what God has revealed to us about His Triune Being, as well as the footprint that He left in us concerning that reality. Yet, s...
Jacob Saliba on the problem of the Other.
by Robert P George and Brandon Van Dyck, Public Discourse (Image: Pixaby) On the Christian account, human relations are not only or even primarily an arena of conflict and oppressi...
In His perfection and elegance, God approached the world gently. First, by the language of nature, then by the voice of the intellect, and finally by Divine Revelation. Nonetheless...
No Barrier Ephesians 2:11–22 For he himself is our peace, who has made us both one. Ephesians 2:14 Not only is fellowship with the Father restored, but fellowship between estranged...
As we heard from a preacher one Sunday, "We come, we sing, we dance, we pray, we worship — BUT — There must be more than this?"
Now the full number of those who believed were of one heart and soul (Acts 4:32a). The post The gift of unity appeared first on Lutheran Church of Australia.
On a Thursday evening, a group of people gather in a circle, each sporting a red, blue or purple nametag. Everyone takes their place within … Continue reading →
Our world is profoundly distracted, disordered, and scattered. It would be tempting to attribute this to a non-Christian society—to multiplied desires and endless consumer options,...
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