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Preview of new book chapter to be published by Springer Nature in Oct 2019
Just posted preview of my new book chapter to be published in Oct.: https://www.academia.edu/40024181/Kelley_J._L._2019_._I_have_to_be_all_things_to_all_people_Jim_Jones_nurture_failure_and_apocalypticism._In_Mayer_C.-H._and_Kovary_Z._Eds._._New_trends_in_psychobiography_pp._363-379_._Cham_Switzerland_Springer.
Posted in affect, cults, Deviant Sexuality, Jim Jones, object relations theory, psychobiography, socialism, Uncategorized
Tagged apocalypticism, Charles Taylor, frames, hermeneutic philosophy, Jim Jones, Michael Polanyi, object relations theory, psychobiography, psychology, Social Theory, socialism, Springer Nature, suicide
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My article “Theology East and West” translated into Romanian
Romanian writer Ninel Ganea has just rendered my article “Theology East and West” (which was originally excerpted from my book Anatomyzing Divinity by Father Deacon Christopher Banks on his blog) into Romanian here: http://karamazov.ro/index.php/religie/569-teologie-politic-in-est-i-in-vest.html. Onward and upward, J. Kelley
Posted in Apostolic Fathers, Augustine, Catholicism, Christology, Counter-Enlightenment, divine energies, divine essence, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Eastern Religions; Orthodoxy; Eastern Orthodox Theology, filioque, Frankish Royal Religion, Franks, Gnosticism, Greco-Roman History, Greeks, Hellenic Wisdom, Historiography, Uncategorized
Tagged Anatomyzing Divinity; Orthodox theology; Eastern Orthodoxy; Ninel Ganea; Romanian translation; Romaic thesis; Romanides; Frankish civilization; politics; symphonia
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Logos as Pronoian: St Athanasius and Natural Science
St Athanasius in Contra Gentes spoke about the illuminated as those who view God’s forethought or “pronoian” by seeing divinity reflected in the pure human nous. In illumination, man views everything in the context of his pure, constant, unchanging union … Continue reading
Posted in analogia entis, Apostolic Fathers, Augustine, Contra Gentes, divine energies, Divine Names, Divine Providence, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Exemplars, Giambattista Vico, logoi, Logos, Newtonian physics, Nous, Orthodoxy, paradeigmata, particle physics, patristics, phantasia, Platonic Forms, pronoian, rationes seminales, Scientific Revolution, scientism, Soteriology, St Athanasius, technoscience, threefold path, uncreated energies, Vico
Tagged Ante-Nicene Fathers, Church Fathers, Contra Gentes, Divine Names, Divine Providence, Exemplars, Fathers of the Church, forms, logoi, natural science, natural theoria, Newton, paradeigmata, patristics, pronoian, science, scientism, St Athanasius, theology
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Giambattista Vico’s Three Ages: A Brief Exposition
Vico is famous for his teaching that all human cultures inevitably develop along the same three stages: an age of gods, an age of heroes, and an age of men. This Vico calls corso e ricorso. What I am offering … Continue reading
Posted in body theory, Counter-Enlightenment, Critical Theory, Divine Providence, freedom, Giambattista Vico, Historiography, History of Marriage, History of Sexuality, Jovian Experience, paganism, philosophy, ricorso, Social Theory, Uncategorized
Tagged ages of man, body theory, corporeality, corso e ricorso, Counter-Enlightenment, Giambattista Vico, Historiography, Joseph de Maistre, Jove, Jovian epiphany, Jovian Experience, pa, pape, philosophy, stages of world history, Vico, world-picture
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LOGOI IN HELL: WHAT IS THE ORTHODOX TEACHING ABOUT ETERNAL DAMNATION, AND HOW DO LOGOI FIT IN?
The Orthodox tradition is silent about whether or not in heaven we will receive any scientific knowledge about proportions in nature that are alleged to correspond to divine forms. In hell, however, we can “live” eternally according to Augustino-Platonic ratios, … Continue reading
Posted in afterlife, analogia entis, Augustine, divine energies, divine essence, Divine Providence, Eastern Orthodox Theology, eschatology, free will, freedom, heaven, hell, Hellenic Wisdom, logoi, Logos, Nous, Orthodoxy, patristics, perdition, philosophy, Platonic Forms, pronoian, Soteriology, Uncategorized
Tagged afterlife, Augustine, divine energies, Divine Names, Divine Providence, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Eastern Orthodoxy, eschatology, eternity, fires of hell, gehenna, hades, heaven, hell, logoi, Logos, Orthodox Theology, Orthodoxy, perdition, Platonic Forms, pronoian, St Maximos, theology, uncreated energies
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AUGUSTINIAN LOGOI VERSUS ORTHODOX LOGOI: A COMMENT
The logoi spoken of by Augustine are “rationes seminales,” the seeds of development that make sure an embryo develops correctly into an adult (but also, they make sure movements of inanimate objects are orderly). This kind of logoi is fine … Continue reading
Posted in Augustine, Creation, Dionysius, divine energies, divine essence, Divine Names, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Hellenic Wisdom, logoi, modern philosophy, Nous, Orthodoxy, paganism, patristics, perennialism, Platonic Forms, Pseudomorphosis of Orthodoxy, rationes seminales, Scholasticism, Soteriology, St Dionysius, Thomism, Trinitarian heresies, Uncategorized, uncreated energies, Western Christianity
Tagged Augustine of Hippo, Augustinianism, Augustinism, beatific vision, beatitude, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Eastern Orthodoxy, essence of God, essence-energy distinction, forms, Holy Trinity, logoi, perennial wisdom, philosophy, Platonic Forms, rationes seminales, theology, uncreated energies, vision of God, Western Christianity
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DESULTORY THOUGHTS, PART THREE: THE PROBLEM OF THE LOGOI OR PREDETERMINATIONS OF GOD
It is very important for anyone who thinks that the logoi doctrine is a bridge between Orthodoxy, on the one hand, and Western metaphysics, on the other hand, to heed what I am about to say: The Orthodox have always … Continue reading
Posted in analogia entis, Augustine, divine energies, divine essence, Divine Names, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox Theology, equivocity, Hellenic Wisdom, logoi, Logos, Middle Ages, Modern Orthodox Theologians, nominalism, Orthodoxy, patristics, philosophy, Platonic Forms, Pseudomorphosis of Orthodoxy, Scholasticism, Scientific Revolution, scientism, St Dionysius, St Irenaeus, St Justin Martyr, Thomism, Uncategorized, uncreated energies, univocity, Western Christianity
Tagged Dionysius, Divine Names, Eastern Orthodoxy, equivocity, Georges Florovsky, Gregory Palamas, heresy, logoi, Middle Ages, pseudomorphosis, reductionism in science, Scientific Revolution, scientism, St Maximos, theology, Thomism, univocity
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DESULTORY THOUGHTS, PART TWO: EARLY CHURCH FATHERS, HELLENIC WISDOM, AND “PLATONIC ORIENTALISM”
In some early writers like Origen, Clement of Alexandria, and even St. Justin Martyr, we find the idea that the Logos Christ is the completion of a truth that was available in a smaller dose to everyone through reason and … Continue reading
Posted in Apostolic Fathers, Christology, Clement of Alexandria, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Eastern Religions; Orthodoxy; Eastern Orthodox Theology, Greeks, Hellenes, Hellenic Wisdom, Logos, Origen, Orthodoxy, patristics, perennialism, philosophy, Platonic Orientalism, Soteriology, St Justin Martyr, Uncategorized, Western esotericism
Tagged Christology, Early Church Fathers, Justin Martyr, Logos, Orthodoxy, philosophy, Platonic Orientalism, Soteriology, theology, Western esotericism
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DESULTORY THOUGHTS ON SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, AUGUSTINE, LOGOI, POLITICAL THEOLOGY, AND “WHO IS A CHURCH FATHER?”
No Father of the Church has ever held that investigation of nature through the senses per sé renders any knowledge that exceeds the probable. To aid the seeker in achieving natural theoria in preparation for the vision of God, Clement … Continue reading
Posted in Augustine, Christology, Clement of Alexandria, Creation, divine energies, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Eastern Religions; Orthodoxy; Eastern Orthodox Theology, logoi, Modern Orthodox Theologians, modern philosophy, nominalism, Orthodoxy, patristics, philosophy, Platonic Forms, political theology, Pseudomorphosis of Orthodoxy, scientism, Soteriology, Uncategorized, uncreated energies
Tagged Augustine, Christology, Church Fathers, Clement of Alexandria, Eastern Orthodox, empiricism, Fathers of the Church, Fathers of the Orthodox Church, Heart, heresy, Irenaeus of Lyon, logoi, natural theoria, nominalism, Nous, Orthodoxy, patristics, philosophy, Plato, political theology, pragmatism, Pseudomorphosis of Orthodoxy, scientism, theology
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