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Teilhard de Chardin on Suffering

from Guest Blooger Yurii Ramos…. Suffering, although not a central theme in Teilhard de Chardin, is a very significant and effective one. It opens ones eyes toward one of the most beguiling of human mysteries. Here are some excerpts from … Continue reading

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Charity and progress

From Teilhard.com: “Christian detachment subsists wholly in this wider attitude of mind: but instead of ‘leaving behind’ it leads on; instead of cutting off, it raises. It is no longer a breakaway but a way through; no longer a withdrawal … Continue reading

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Webinar: The entangled state of God and humanity

The Entangled State of God and Humanity, presented by the Asheville Jung Center Presenter: Peter Todd Date: Thursday, June 12, 2014 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM (Eastern US Time Zone) **Please click here to look up your country’s relative live … Continue reading

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Letter from a “Happy Atheist”

Guest blog from Harry Ansems: Our Individual Survival In my younger years as a pupil of a grammar school I read  Teilhard de Chardin’s  The Human Phenomenon. Afterwards I never found a more inspiring book.  The idea of a natural … Continue reading

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Rome Archives Research on Teilhard

Frank and Mary are back from two weeks in Rome and have recovered from the viruses we picked up on our way back, and want to bring you up to date with The Teilhard de Chardin Project. The purpose of … Continue reading

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