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Many are speculating—and for good reason—that 79-year-old President Trump is demonstrating signs of dementia and being out of touch. Starting a war without purpose or end goals and with no explanation to the American people; screaming online about persons formerly his friends who now criticize his war that has brought devastation to the world that […]

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This is a summary of the previous week’s daily meditations. Some are written by Matthew Fox (MF) and some are written by his colleague, Gianluigi Gugliermetto. (GG) You can click on any title to view the DM in its entirety. Also, remember that each Monday DM continues to include a video teaching by Matthew Fox. […]

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It is not true that only modern people queried about the body of Jesus and its status after the Resurrection, as it might seem that I implied previously. I submit instead that it is interesting to look at what kind of resurrected body the New Testament writings reference, provided that we keep in mind the […]

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When interpreting the stories about the Resurrection of Jesus, one thing that is often overlooked or misunderstood is the eschatological hope connected to them. We live today in an era in which the end-of-the-world fantasies of the Judaic and the Christian traditions are very much in vogue again, with the American secretary of war reportedly […]

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Even at a cursory reading of the New Testament, it appears quite clearly that the events of the Passion of Jesus are almost identical in the four canonical Gospels — more specifically, each Gospel after Mark adds meaningful details to the same plot. The stories of the Resurrection of Jesus, instead, differ quite dramatically from […]

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