Sean and Joe, thank you both for such learned contributions to this discussion. Joe@6, I was especially interested and impressed with what was an inter-faith critique of sacrifice and atonement. I rea
That on the credibility of the Resurrection is excellent, Joe.
Cannot one add also that the transformation of those who bore witness to the Resurrection – and therefore the 'takeoff' of the earl
Key Message:
Let us do all the "extra" work, and experience all the "extra" blessings!!
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A testimony: "When I was reading through the parable of the 10 virgi
An excellent point. Sean. This never dawned on me until I read Garry Wills “ Why Priests”.
That passage in Matthew’s gospel also advises against enlarging their tassels and lengthening their tef
Bruce Robinette of Boston College writes: “Recalling again that while we are not afforded a direct, quasi-objective portrayal of Jesus _being raised_ from the dead in the New Testament, we can never
#5 "Perhaps the lesson of all these interreligious encounters is that Christian theologians need first to sort out what they mean by Atonement before a firm platform of dialogue can be constructed."
I chatted once with René Girard, just when that book (Des choses cachées) came out in 1978 and suggested to him maladroitly what Raymond Schwager put to him more persuasively later. Let me broadcast
I have done that, Paddy, and respect Garry Wills - but his use of Rene Girard’s ‘Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World’ (to undermine the argument that the crucifixion was a sacrifice)
An excellent point. Sean.
This never dawned on me until I read Garry Wills “Why Priests”
That passage in Matthew’s gospel also advises against enlarging their tassels and lengthening their tefi
A clear warning of how vicious the circle of retaliation has long been recognised, but rarely heeded. The Hebrew tradition in the Book of Genesis illustrates the multiplication of evil in our world. W
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November 5 2023Sean and Joe, thank you both for such learned contributions to this discussion. Joe@6, I was especially interested and impressed with what was an inter-faith critique of sacrifice and atonement. I rea
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November 5 2023That on the credibility of the Resurrection is excellent, Joe. Cannot one add also that the transformation of those who bore witness to the Resurrection – and therefore the 'takeoff' of the earl
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November 12 2023Key Message: Let us do all the "extra" work, and experience all the "extra" blessings!! Homily: A testimony: "When I was reading through the parable of the 10 virgi
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November 5 2023An excellent point. Sean. This never dawned on me until I read Garry Wills “ Why Priests”. That passage in Matthew’s gospel also advises against enlarging their tassels and lengthening their tef
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November 5 2023Bruce Robinette of Boston College writes: “Recalling again that while we are not afforded a direct, quasi-objective portrayal of Jesus _being raised_ from the dead in the New Testament, we can never
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November 5 2023#5 "Perhaps the lesson of all these interreligious encounters is that Christian theologians need first to sort out what they mean by Atonement before a firm platform of dialogue can be constructed."
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November 5 2023I chatted once with René Girard, just when that book (Des choses cachées) came out in 1978 and suggested to him maladroitly what Raymond Schwager put to him more persuasively later. Let me broadcast
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November 5 2023I have done that, Paddy, and respect Garry Wills - but his use of Rene Girard’s ‘Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World’ (to undermine the argument that the crucifixion was a sacrifice)
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November 5 2023An excellent point. Sean. This never dawned on me until I read Garry Wills “Why Priests” That passage in Matthew’s gospel also advises against enlarging their tassels and lengthening their tefi
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