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Teilhard and Steiner: Cosmogenesis in light of Anthroposophy
Teilhard and Steiner: Cosmogenesis in light of Anthroposophy Introduction: As Above, So Below The human is a spiritual being of universal significance. If my reader lacks the courage required for...
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Jonael Schickler, Christology, and Rudolf Steiner
So the book arrived today: Schickler’s dissertation, “Metaphysics as Christology: An Odyssey of the Self from Kant and Hegel to Steiner.” The author’s argument is as optimistic and uplifting as his own...
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Notes from chapters 1-5 on Schickler’s “Metaphyics as Christology”
The following are my notes on Jonael Schickler’s Metaphysics as Christology: An Odyssey of the Self from Kant and Hegel to Steiner. I figured I’d post them to give inquiring minds a taste of the ideas...
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The Spirit of Philosophy
I am passionate about philosophy not because I desire answers to arbitrary questions or explanations of abstract problems. My passion arises because life, as given–as it at first appears to my everyday...
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Religion and the Modern World: Towards a Naturalistic Panentheism
Religion and the Modern World: Towards a Naturalistic Panentheism “Dear people, let the flower in the meadow show you how to please God and be beautiful at the same time. —The rose does not ask why. It...
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Towards a Christological Realism: Thinking the Correlation with Teilhard and...
Preface Quentin Meillassoux‘s lucid text, After Finitude (2008), comes at a time when Continental philosophy finds itself engaging more closely with what might be called “poetico-religious” modes of...
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[Final Draft] Worldly Religion in Deleuze and Whitehead: On the Possibility...
Below I’ve written a paper using the ideas of Gilles Deleuze and Alfred North Whitehead to construct a secular divinity. For Deleuze, this is an especially serious act of buggery on my part. Deleuze of...
View ArticlePart 2 on Jung’s ‘Answer to Job’ (dialogue with Tim Jackson)
Some key themes that emerge in our dialogue: Jung begins the book with an emotional, active imagination style condemnation of Yahweh’s behavior in the Book of Job. In the second half, he steps back...
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