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Introducing William Desmond: God as Agapeic Origin
by Christopher Ben Simpson, Ph.D. The metaxological sense of being is a vision of being that entails genuine otherness, transcendence, and difference in the midst of community. Central to this vision is the way in which divine otherness or God … Continue reading →
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Introducing William Desmond: God as Agapeic Origin
by Christopher Ben Simpson, Ph.D. The metaxological sense of being is a vision of being that entails genuine otherness, transcendence, and difference in the midst of community. Central to this vision is the way in which divine otherness or God … Continue reading →
Posted in Philosophical Theology
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Tagged agapeic origin, being, God, metaphysics, metaxological, William Desmond
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