[Thomas Altizer’s] God began giving himself to the world at its creation and ultimately died through Jesus Christ, whose earthly demise in turn poured the spirit of God into the world. . . . [T]hrough God’s death, the sacred becomes profane, and vice versa. . . . [T]he very absence of God signifies God’s presence. . . . ~Paige P. Parvin, “The Revolutionary,” Emory Magazine, Autuum 2006
I was a grad student at Emory during Altizer’s announcements of the “death of God.” The debates caused me to rethink my theology. The poured-out presence of God’s spirit in the world is what it’s all about. ~jpc
I am thankful for debates about the profound meaning in this world, this life. Namaste.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
The Poured-out Presence
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And, it is so good to feel the presence of the Spirit every second of every hour of every day.... The Spirit is the sustenance for the soul!!!
Another excellent reflection. AR
Have a blessed Thanksgiving Day!!!
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