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De Trinitate: Augustine and the Form of Christ
I have begun reading Saint Augustine’s De Trinitate (Hyde Park, NY: New City Press, 1991) in a small reading group with my pastor/professor, John Wright. We met for the first time last Thursday, but...
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Augustine and Onto-theology
In many theological circles, people who have done some reading in Heidegger have often thrown about the term “onto-theology.” Briefly, this term has to do with philosophers/theologians who think being...
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The fires are still raging in San Diego. We are safe, but many are not. Meanwhile, life continues and so I am in a Panera Bread right now finishing up what will probably be 11-page take-home essay exam...
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In my History of Christian Thought I class, our professor — one Dr. Michael Lodahl — asks us every week to write some reflections on our reading. Here are some of my amateur thoughts on the final book...
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Pete Candler on the final books of Augustine’s Confessions
In the spirit of my earlier post here, Pete Candler says it much better: Memory is, for Augustine, ultimately a questin of desire, of the right intentio or affection towards that which one remembers....
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