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1 This is not an attempt to talk ABOUT the nature of the Absolute (the timeless moment of the eternal now, the realized state as the Universal Self, the...
Greetings, benoinim" Thank you for your attempt to express the ineffable (Par. 2); it speaks to my condition, modifies it, and . . . constitutes the second...
J. D. Foshee
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Aug 22, 2006 3:44 pm
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Dear Ones, This is absolutely incredible. Just this week my husband, Jim Rose, got "The Perennial Philosophy" out of the library. Like many of us we only know...
Susan Rose
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Aug 22, 2006 8:23 pm
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lol thats a quite complicated way of looking at, but displays an wonderfully developed mind, understanding and intellect. Wonderful. You are blessed. I thought...
On re-reading this post by myself, it seems rather harsh in tone, but perhaps that was because of the distressing time, and my brevity. I was able to get a...
Hi all - I think that this is the first time that I have posted to this group, although I have been lurking for a while. I am Friend, a graduate of Friends...
... I would have to agree with this- altough I often wonder what the solution is. Is there a way of using unviersalist theology in a manner that can inspire...
... P - Hi Friends and welcome Shai! I guess "sometimes" is the right word above, as I do know liberal/Universalist Friends who have a very deep and abiding...
Greetings Friends, (I apologize if I am off the subject. I sometimes have a hard time understanding what the topics are about because sometimes I miss some of...
... Universalist Friends should definitely support CPT. This is especially true because Universalism by no means excludes Christianity. In fact it has roots in...
Elizabeth, Thank you for all you are doing. Please take care in Haiti. I am holding you in the Light and I will ask my local Friends Meeting in New York to do...
This and other contributions feel to me very relevant and make for a profound discussion of a vey serious issue. The difficulty for me remains a doubt about...
Hello Friends, I appreciate this discussion a lot. There are many ways of contributing to peace and nonviolence, from the study of conflict, violence, and war...
I'm currently working as an intern in Campus minstry. One of the challenges I've found in my work is that Clergy are granted certain confidentiality...
In some cases, a montly meeting can write a letter of endorsement, but that will depend on the requirements of the university. Some require such endorsements...
... It really depends on the particular Campus ministry. At our local university, there was a period when they open chaplaincy meetings/concerns/etc. to...
... Could you clarify your question? Are you an unprogrammed friend who wishes to know how such status may be granted to you? Or are you a programmed friend...
I suspect Quaker Universalists give more attention to some religions other than Christianity. But the recent unfortunate quotation by the Pope in Regensburg...
I suspect that this is a new "frame" to proscribe what is currently being demeaned as "secularism". From a Quaker perspective what G-d looks like depends on...
By way of a start, there's this: Aquinas (building solidly on Greek thought but apparently also thinking of the same passage from Paul that gave us Quakers...
I appreciate the thoughtful contributions of Demi Miller and George Amoss, which perhaps bring out different aspects. I have little doubt that the Pope, among...
... Yes -- certainly long before Thomas Aquinas. The Christianity we inherited is Greek Christianity. The New Testament was written in Greek: not only John's...
Greetings: I'm interested in what it means to define oneself as a Quaker but not as a Christian. This seemed like a good forum for this issue, although I ...
At 06:47 AM 10/5/2006, you wrote: P -Hi Pam, It might be helpful to read some of the Quaker Universalist articles - since most of them are written by Friends...
You might start by looking at/ sitting with Gospel of Thomas, #70. Especially as it relates to "that of God in everyone"... jim ... [Non-text portions of this...
... You've raised several points. On the one I quote above, it might help us if you could be more specific about how you are using the word Christian. I was...
Hi Pam: My experience is that there are many Quakers who see themselves as other than Christian and for the liberal branch of Quakerism this is fine with ...
I think Pam Winters description (welcome!) of her spiritual journey is perhaps not so far divorced from the issues a few of us have been trying to clarify...
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