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Category Archives: Quotations
Jordan Peterson on the makings of Tyrants and Tyranny
Hitler wasn’t born a tyrant. He was co-created with his context, enabled and reinforced. It’s also doubtful that when tyranny really gets going it’s just the people at the top who are wrong. No, it permeates all the way down … Continue reading
CS Lewis Nature, Technology and Spirit
In the Walking on the Water we see the relations of spirit and Nature so altered that Nature can be made to do whatever spirit pleases. This new obedience of Nature is, of course, not to be separated even in … Continue reading
Thoughts from CS Lewis’ Miracles for Ascension Day
In the Walking on the Water we see the relations of spirit and Nature so altered that Nature can be made to do whatever spirit pleases. This new obedience of Nature is, of course, not to be separated even in … Continue reading
Dallas Willard Here to determine the truth
Christians aren’t here to win an argument. Also the real issue isn’t what happens in this life but whether this life is really all there is. 33:15 “If you can find a better way than Jesus Christ offers he would … Continue reading
Christianity Scales
The only two systems in which the mysteries and the philosophies come together are Hinduism & Xtianity: there you get both Metaphysics and Cult (continuous with the primeval cults). That is why my first step was to be sure that … Continue reading
CS Lewis and the strange justice of suffering and equality
The Christian doctrine of suffering explains, I believe, a very curious fact about the world we live in. The settled happiness and security which we all desire, God withholds from us by the very nature of the world: but joy, … Continue reading
The Problem of Pain. Our own is not enough for us.
If the first and lowest operation of pain shatters the illusion that all is well, the second shatters the illusion that what we have, whether good or bad in itself, is our own and enough for us. Everyone has noticed … Continue reading
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Liberation from Newbigin “Foolishness to the Greeks”
The relationship of the Christian understanding of freedom to that which has provided the central thrust of the Enlightenment must necessarily be a critical one. Seen from a biblical perspective, a human being is not and can never be autonomous. … Continue reading
The Heretical Imperative
In The Heretical Imperative he has argued that the distinctive feature of this culture is that there is no generally acknowledged “plausibility structure,” 1 acceptance of which is normally taken for granted without argument, and dissent from which is regarded … Continue reading
Lesslie Newbigin on the New Age Movement
The New Age movement, for all the validity of its protest and the value of some of its recommendations, is in truth a very old blind alley. There is a very long history to remind us of what happens when … Continue reading
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