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Revisiting the Problem of Goodness
Read more: Revisiting the Problem of GoodnessI first wrote and published this reflection back in May. It seemed relevant to recent discussions. I have added an additional reflection at the end that I think is worthwhile. I hope you find this useful. From my first class in Philosophy 101 in college, the so-called “Problem of Evil” has been tossed up as […]
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Music from Another Room
Read more: Music from Another RoomIn the 1998 Jude Law film Music from Another Room, the lead character makes an argument for love, describing it as being like “music from another room.” Whether you saw the film or liked it, there is something in the metaphor of music from another room that has stayed with me. There is something about […]
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Music and Scenes from Georgia (the Old One)
Read more: Music and Scenes from Georgia (the Old One)I think of our young Church member who is living and working in Georgia this summer and pray he has such beauty around him many times. The richness of the Orthodox faith has such a depth that very little has been seen in the outside Western world. Enjoy the day.
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Why We Don’t Believe In God
Read more: Why We Don’t Believe In GodA note: This article has been described by someone on a blog reference site as a description of why atheists don’t believe in God. Apparently they haven’t read the article. Throughout I use the pronoun “we” because I am not talking about non-believers, per se, but about both believers and unbelievers. I have not spared myself […]
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Let the Righteous Rejoice
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Why I Believe in God – Part 2
Read more: Why I Believe in God – Part 2In my earlier posting I wrote primarily about my personal journey as a Christian and why I am a believer rather than an atheist. In the course of my life I do not think atheism would have ever been a possible way to live – the questions of my life and heart would have been […]
Going off Mark’s musings about Judas, I suspect there are always more layers and nuances than can be transmitted through…