I want here to give a brief account of who we are as created persons living in a reality upheld by the Triune God. There are a baffling number of images of who we are presented within the Judeo-Christian tradition. We are variously lost and found; sinners and saints; justified and glorified; children of God and servants of Christ; made in God's image yet destroyers of that image; created and mortal, yet eternal and immortal. We partake in the Divine Nature and yet are alienated from that same Source.
Theology, Ethics, and Spirituality centered on the Trinity and Incarnation, experienced through Theosis, in Sacramental Life, leading to Apokatastasis, explored in maximally inclusive ways. And other random stuff.
2017-09-06
2017-09-04
On Poetry and Religion
The spell cast by good poetry
And the role played by good religion
Overlap in this
To make familiar terrain
Unfamiliar and strange
To experience the old
As new again
To listen to the ancient story
With the ears of a child
And the role played by good religion
Overlap in this
To make familiar terrain
Unfamiliar and strange
To experience the old
As new again
To listen to the ancient story
With the ears of a child
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This is a bunch of incoherent babble to make us think hard about our incredible love affair with the God of the universe, our astounding infidelities against God, and God's incredible grace to heal and restore us through Christ. Everything on this site is copyright © 1996-2023 by Nathan L. Bostian so if you use it, please cite me. You can contact me at natebostian [at] gmail [dot] com