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Ask Dr. Robert…
Nearly two years ago, when I wrote this essay on Nonduality, I expressed my intention to introduce readers to some other teachers besides the ones mentioned at the time–other teachers including some who, though less well known, are nevertheless quite good (perhaps equal to the best) but who are … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Vision, Nonduality, philosophy
Tagged alan watts, awakening, bill gersh, Christianity, consciousness, david chalmers, death, dr. Robert, eddinger, God, god-talk, hard problem of consciousness, jung, nonduality, religion, Robert Saltzman, St. Paul, Thomas merton, Thomas nagel, true nature
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John S. Uebersax’ Home Page
As I said last summer with regard to Jeff Benner’s Ancient Hebrew Resource Center, every now and then I stumble onto a website that presents what seems to me– rightly or wrongly — a vast quantity of extremely valuable information … Continue reading
Why all the God-talk?
The idea of God has always loomed large in my life and continues to play a prominent role in my conversation with others. But what if someone doesn’t believe in God or feels uneasy about the idea? The questions naturally … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, being, causality, causation, consciousness, cosmos, epistomology, faith, God, god-talk, ground of being, kant, knowledge, no-thing, nonthingness, ontology, origins, philosophy of mind, prolegomena, religion, science, the hard problem of consciousness, theism, trasncendence, truth
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Life Streams - Narrative and Grace... 