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Showing posts with label Death. Show all posts
Sunday, May 19, 2013

Theodicy and Determinism: The Folly of Leibniz's "Best Possible World"

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Theodicy:  In Christian theology,any attempt to reconcile the occurrence of evil and/or suffering in the world with the traditional thei...
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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Paradise Imagined (Part One): Toward an evolutionary account of Original Sin

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Though a theistic-evolutionist might at first be tempted to set aside the doctrine of Original Sin as the product of a "pre-scient...
Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Theosis Interrupted: An evolutionary look at the creation of the cosmos and the fall of Adam (Part One)

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Creation is an act of kenosis , i.e. a “self-emptying,” whereby the Creator pours out the divine-self to “make room” for something oth...
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Friday, January 13, 2012

Sound Bite Theology: The Judgment of Death

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From an evolutionary perspective, physical death cannot be seen as something imposed upon the human race as the judgment of God against s...
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Dan Dunlap
Church Creek, MD, United States
I consider myself a "Believing Thomas," looking into the holes and finding Christ. I currently serve as the rector of an historic church located on the beautiful Eastern Shore of Maryland in the Episcopal Diocese of Easton. While I identify with the Anglican tradition, I nonetheless call myself a post-catholic thinker, which simply means that I am exploring what the term "catholic" still means in an age when traditional articulations of the faith are being challenged (often rightly so), and thus must adapt and/or evolve in order to remain relevant in the third millennium and beyond...because "survival of the fittest" applies to religion too.
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