Relational Spirituality, Part 1 Paradise Unbound: Cosmic Hybridity And Spiritual Narcissism In The “One Truth” Of New Age Transpersonalism, 2010 Northern Rivers Gestalt Institute
Relational Spirituality, Part 1 Paradise Unbound: Cosmic Hybridity And Spiritual Narcissism In The “One Truth” Of New Age Transpersonalism, Gregg Lahood
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
Cosmological hybridization, a process in which spiritual paradises are bound together, is
highly active in American religious culture. Beginning with an early Christianized version of
the Buddha, this religious Creolization gathered speed after WWII and peaked during the
Vietnam War, leading to a complex spiritual revolution in which transcendence became an
all important orientation. This revolution set the scene for the emergence of a non-relational
transpersonal psychology in which Americanized nondualism gained ascendency. It is argued
here that popular New Age transpersonalism traps the spirit, breeding a self-serving, Selfas-
everything form of spiritual narcissism. Given that some are calling the …
The Self And The Great Chain Of Being: Interview With Robert Bolton, 2010 Family and Children Services
The Self And The Great Chain Of Being: Interview With Robert Bolton, Samuel B. Sotillos
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
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Ornamental Repugnancy: Identitarian Islam And The Iraqi Constitution, 2010 University of PIttsburgh School of Law
Ornamental Repugnancy: Identitarian Islam And The Iraqi Constitution, Haider Ala Hamoudi
Articles
Nearly six years after the enactment of Iraq’s final constitution, the Federal Supreme Court of Iraq has yet to render a single ruling respecting the conformity of any law to the “settled rulings of Islam” despite being empowered to do precisely that under Article 2 of the Iraqi Constitution. This so-called repugnancy clause is swiftly devolving from a matter that was of some importance during constitutional negotiations into one that is more symbolic than real – an assertion of identity, primarily of the Islamic variety (though when combined with Article 92, to some extent of the Shi’i Islamic variety) – …
Tatian, 2010 George Fox University
Tatian, Kent Yinger
Faculty Publications - Portland Seminary
Best known for his harmony of the four gospels (Diatessaron), Tatian is usually remembered in the Western Church (but not in all portions of the Eastern Church) as a Christian apologist turned heretic. He was born in Assyria (or Syria) ca. 120 CE and came to Rome, where he adopted the Christian way through reading "barbarian writings" (Jewish Scripture, Or 29:1). There he became a student of Justin Martyr, after whose death (ca. 163-167) he returned to his birthplace in 172 CE. Almost nothing is known of his later life in Syria (d. ca. 180-190).
When The Cat’S Away, The Mice Keep Learning, 2010 George Fox University
When The Cat’S Away, The Mice Keep Learning, Laura Simmons
Faculty Publications - Portland Seminary
No abstract provided.
Is It Un-Christlike To Work A Room?, 2010 George Fox University
Is It Un-Christlike To Work A Room?, Marykate Morse
Faculty Publications - Portland Seminary
No abstract provided.
Divine Judgment, 2010 George Fox University
Divine Judgment, Kent Yinger
Faculty Publications - Portland Seminary
No abstract provided.
The Theology Of Paul's Cultic Metaphors: A History Of Research (Chapter One Of Worship That Makes Sense To Paul), 2010 George Fox University
The Theology Of Paul's Cultic Metaphors: A History Of Research (Chapter One Of Worship That Makes Sense To Paul), Nijay K. Gupta
Faculty Publications - Portland Seminary
In this precis of the most significant contributions on the topic of Paul's cultic metaphors, our scope will be limited (wherever possible) by giving attention to the most influential treatments, but special interest will be directed towards those studies focused on non-atonement metaphors and those that concentrate solely on Paul's letters. Finally, we will try to narrow the field of discussion further by attending specifically to what theological conclusions are made.
Lucian Blaga On The Nature Of God, 2010 Liberty University
Lucian Blaga On The Nature Of God, Michael S. Jones
Faculty Publications and Presentations
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Religious Doubt, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Religious Doubt, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Problem Of Pain And Suffering, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Problem Of Pain And Suffering, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Theology, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Theology, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: The Deity Of Jesus Christ, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: The Deity Of Jesus Christ, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: The Canonization Of The Bible, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: The Canonization Of The Bible, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: The Historical Jesus, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: The Historical Jesus, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Miracles, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Miracles, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: The Death And Resurrection Of Jesus Christ, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: The Death And Resurrection Of Jesus Christ, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Naturalistic Theories, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Naturalistic Theories, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Evidence For The Resurrection, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Evidence For The Resurrection, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.
Q&A: Near-Death Experiences And Life After Death, 2010 Liberty University
Q&A: Near-Death Experiences And Life After Death, Gary R. Habermas
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)
No abstract provided.