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Cosmosapiens — a fresh look at evolution
I haven’t yet read Cosmosapiens, but it looks very interesting. Here is a KIRKUS review of it referred to The Teilhard de Chardin Project by our scholar Stephen White: COSMOSAPIENS: How We Are Evolving from the Origin of the Universe … Continue reading
A God for Evolution
Teilhard once wrote “Who, at last, will give us a God for evolution?” Gregory McAllister, in the guest blog below, takes a swing at answering Teilhard’s question in the context of current events. God! Lately I find myself thinking about … Continue reading
What If Teilhard Had Been Allowed to Publish?
A Guest Post by Donald Rohmer I’ve read that Teilhard de Chardin was forbidden to publish his work because it contradicted original sin and the resulting need for a redeemer. Teilhard struggled with the idea of original sin in the … Continue reading
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Teilhard!
Teilhard at age 10 Today is the 134th birthday of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. What were the hopes of his mother, Berthe-Adele, and his father, Emmanuel, on that day May 1, 1881, when their fourth child was born? They … Continue reading
Death for Life
The following is an abbreviated re-blog of a post which can be found in its entirety (with illustrations) at http://ecospiritualityresources.com/blog/. DID NOT THE CHRIST HAVE TO DIE? (Luke 24:26) Lent is transitioning into Holy Week and Easter — with Earth … Continue reading
