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Salvation History or the Phenomenology of Spirit?

Posted on March 21, 2016 by Wayne Ferguson

Part of the confusion we run into when discussing the sometimes conflicting claims of scripture and theology, on the one hand, and science and history, on the other, has to do with what (if anything) God intends to accomplish in … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Vision, Nonduality, philosophy | Tagged Christ, creation, evolution, faith, gnosticism, myth, natural selection, reason, salvation history, telos, transcendence | Leave a comment

Period Pieces

Posted on July 6, 2014 by Wayne Ferguson

One of the menu items, above, is Period Pieces. This section pertains to old websites that I have worked on from time to time over the years, but which I have been in the process of (gradually) phasing out. As … Continue reading →

Posted in Period Pieces | Tagged conscience, creation, duty, emotivism, evolution, heidegger, intelligent design, jacob neusner, kant, kierkegaard, nutritional health, religious studies, the pleasure trap, vocation, walt whitman, whole foods | Leave a comment

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