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"Before the beautiful-no, not really before but within the beautiful-the whole person quivers. He not only 'finds' the beautiful moving; rather, he experiences himself as being moved and possessed by it."
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- Flannery o'Connor
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Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Shout OUTS!
Hey guys. I really have nothing to say right now but I wanted to leave everyone with an update. So, yah... I will leave you a lovely series of links. And you will adore them. Pontifications, Is Catholicism Semi-Pelagian? - Well, I would have said no. Maybe because I read the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification... Good stuff. Read them both and learn a thing or two. Not Quite Getting It, Hospital Chaplains Worshipping at the Altar of Chemosh? - OUr RSV reading buddy JHearne talks about the chaplaincy. In my opinion, I think that Christian ministers (as well as other faith traditions) ought to be in the secular hospital. It only makes sense. Mark Wallace, Attack of the Giant Horchata! - I love horchata. It is my favorite drink. He does too. And he has a picture of it. Mmmm... Jesus Creed, Woman in Ministry - I think that the title is to say "Women" but whatever... Good little discussions. Read it. And convert, you complementarian people! :) Wikipedia, Substitutionary Atonement - What do you all think? I'm not a fan of the Penal theory (as anyone who has read for a while knows... last November we discussed it in some deatail. No, I don't have the entry anymore...) Give me some thoughts AFTER reading the article. Anyone have a copy of Cur Deus Homo? I'll pay for shipping and stuff if I can borrow it. Pleeeease?
posted by -mike- at 9:14 AM
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5 Comments:
Have you tried here?
Steven, you're beautiful.
I like Cur Deus Homo but I think it's regularly misread.
JHearne: Howso? I am starting it now... YAY! What should I look out for?
I've met more than my fair share of people who interpret as "ransom theory" atonement.
I believe that's a poor read.
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