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Tag Archives: neo-platonism
Exploring the Twain 4 – Neo-Platonism and Eastern Orthodoxy
In my last post in this series, I promised to examine the neo-Platonist influences in Eastern Orthodoxy. If I knew then what I knew now – or didn’t know then what I don’t know now, I wouldn’t have made such … Continue reading
Exploring the Twain 3 – Hurdles to Studying Eastern Orthodoxy
My current series is Exploring the Twain, in which I offend (unintentionally) evangelicals, Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox alike. I am, at this point, an equal opportunity offender. The intent of the series is to examine the differences between Eastern … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain
Tagged Christianity, eastern, neo-platonism, orthodox, roman catholic, schism, theology, twain
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Exploring the Twain 2
In the first post in this series, I introduced my thesis that Western theology is so tainted by a number of influences that did not affect the Eastern Church that the best way to evaluate Western theology is to start … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain
Tagged Aristotle, augustine, Calvin, catholic, eastern, Luther, Manichaean, neo-platonism, Occam, Ockham, orthodox, Philosophy, Plato, theology, western, William
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