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Title: Eclectic Orthodoxy | Apokatastasis is but the gospel of Christ's absolute and unconditional love sung in an eschatological key
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By John Stamps
Mary Magdalene receives her second major solo in John’s resurrection drama. Her first aria was sung in a minor key of grief and misunderstanding. Standing before the empty tomb, she could only lament, “They have taken the Lord, and we do not know where they have laid him.” Her heartache was genuine, but her understanding was incomplete. N...
There is a twilight in the morning, before the sun peeks over the horizon. It is not the violet gloaming of evening, but a hushed gray touched with green and blue. One can barely see the face of a brother.
Before he greets anyone else in the garden, he has an errand to perform, simply because he is who he is. A friend needs him. A wound needs dressing. A breach ...
by Robert F. Fortuin
There is a God worth abandoning, and religious naturalism has abandoned him with my full sympathy. He is the God who occupies a place among places, one cause jostling for room among other causes, who must occasionally breach the natural order he otherwise leaves alone in order to make himself known: a very large exception to natur...
by Robert F. Fortuin
John Sobert Sylvest has mapped a decade of theological argument at Eclectic Orthodoxy and concluded that the principal voices (Hart, Bradshaw, Kappes, Belt, and myself) converge on a shared position, differing only in “notation, not substance.” T...
by Tom Belt
Few of you will know John Sobert Sylvest, Louisiana native with a brilliant mind. John and I have been friends well over a decade. We agree on theological matters most of the time but have gone to the matt in disagreements as well. I wish I could read everything John writes, but I confess I only get to a few...