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Tag Archives: embodiment
Reading the Bible in Widescreen
Definitely a first world problem — you want to watch a movie and the only DVD available is in the dreaded full-screen edition — the version that chops off the edges of the film to make it fit into a … Continue reading
Spirit and Flesh – Part 1
The Biblical discussion of the concepts of “flesh” and “spirit” are highly problematic for several reasons. “Flesh” is one of the grand enemies of the Christian, along with the “world” (another problematic term) and the “devil” (yet another problematic term…). … Continue reading
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Tagged embodiment, evil, flesh, gnosticism, inaugurated eschatology, new creation, resurrection, Spirit
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The Spirit of the Resurrection
Following my last post concerning Pentecost, I want to spend some of this season following Pentecost offering meditations on the Holy Spirit. Specifically, the direction I want to go is developing a spirituality and an understanding of life in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, embodiment, hope, new creation, Pentecost, resurrection, Spirit
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Jesus the Messiah has Come in the Flesh
“Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world. 2 By this you know the Spirit of God: every spirit that … Continue reading
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Tagged dualism, embodiment, flesh, heaven, Incarnation, messiah, salvation
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He Set My Feet on a Rock
I had a peculiar, yet remarkable experience the other day performing the most simple of actions – shifting my body weight from resting on my heels to the balls of my feet. Modern culture tells us the way to stand … Continue reading
The Insanity of Our Time — Narcissism and the Dark Night of the Soul
Narcissim: Denial of the True Self is a fascinating book by Alexander Lowen, a leading psychoanalyst discussing the problem of narcissism. Though commonly thought of as simply the dilemma of an over-inflated ego in which one loves themselves excessively, Lowen … Continue reading
