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Monthly Archives: December 2021
Preaching the Parables with Robert Farrar Capon
Preaching the parables of Jesus might seem an easy matter, but preachers know different. We typically try to “explain” what they mean, but precisely in doing so we often violate their provocative, confounding, and converting intent. Jesus tells stories not … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Robert Farrar Capon
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St Gregory the Theologian and the Apollinarian Nonsense
A God-man without a human mind—that appears to have been the view advanced by Apollinarius in the late 4th century. I suppose it makes some kind of sense. If the divine spirit effectively substitutes for the human mind in Jesus … Continue reading
Posted in Gregory Nazianzen
Tagged Apollinarianism, Apollinaris, Apollinarius, Christology, Gregory of Nazianzus, patristic
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Eternal Revising: The Fifth Ecumenical Council and Apokatastasis
It is, I know, a curious thing—to spend three days before and on Christmas revising my world famous (some might say infamous) article on the Fifth Ecumenical Council. But you need to understand: I’ve been working on this darn thing … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Silent Night
Silent night, holy night! All is calm, all is bright round yon virgin mother and child. Holy Infant, so tender and mild, sleep in heavenly peace, sleep in heavenly peace. Silent night, holy night! Shepherds quake at the sight. Glories … Continue reading
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“He Who sits upon the sublime and heavenly Throne, now lies in a manger”
What shall I say! And how shall I describe this Birth to you? For this wonder fills me with astonishment. The Ancient of days has become an infant. He Who sits upon the sublime and heavenly Throne, now lies in … Continue reading
Posted in Citations
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Christmas
by Charles Williams “Let us go a journey,” Quoth my soul to my mind, “Past the plains of darkness Is a house to find Where for my thirsting I shall have my fill, And from my torment I shall be … Continue reading
Posted in Inklings & Company
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Eclectic Orthodoxy 