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Difficult time to discuss the political segregation of those granted the dignity of Christian status precipitated by the fragmentation of Christianity into different circles of 'elect'. We've seen this in secularism but it has generally been a result of material or ideological distinctions -...

Holland is a bit obscure (although I don't think he realises it) when he talks about the bifurcation of the religious and the secular. Now, I await correction, but I think that the secular could also be described as the materium where mechanical forces predominate. This is why we describe...

Was watching Megyn Kelly discussing why Matt Drudge turned his site into The Nudge Report and it turns out it seems they bought him with a seat on the Ark. But there's no seat on the Ark for him or you. You've both been done.

You've clearly put a lot of thought into this. The civic space is secular because of disagreements like these, not because such questions aren't crucially important. If it wasn't ecumenical then there would be interminable strife. That it is discussed is firstly an effort to establish mutual...

That is my argument. It is natural for us to behave in the way described above in your own conduct. It is foolishness to act in bad faith and yet many are caught in this charade. Your own behaviour does have a reward - it is a fulfillment of your potential for caritas. Caritas is a key...

Sorry, I must have misinterpreted your previous posts. My impression was that you accepted that a Creator was possible. That's why I posted a definition of Deism - the clockmaker god - from a random internet source. Given the latest science on the beginning of the universe - recounted in...

'The term deism refers not to a specific religion but rather to a particular perspective on the nature of God. Deists believe that a single creator god does exist, but they take their evidence from reason and logic, not the revelatory acts and miracles that form the basis of faith in many...

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