A LIBER FOR RON DART: THE SCHOLAR-GIPSY
THE SCHOLAR-GIPSY:
Thrownness, Memoricide & the Great Tradition
Liber Amicorum for RON S. DART
Volume 1&2
Edited by
Matthew Steem & Wayne Northey
Walter J. Burghardt’s “Long Have I Loved You” – Review by Ron Dart
Walter J. Burghardt, Long Have I Loved You: A Theologian Reflects on His Church (Orbis Books, 2000). There is, gratefully so, a movement afoot these days to return to the classical and Patristic form of contemplative theology (important to note the...
The “Real Whites” – Letter from the BC First Nations to PM Laurier (1910)
Memorial to Sir Wilfred Laurier, Premier of the Dominion of Canada from the Chiefs of the Shuswap, Okanagan and Couteau Tribes of British Columbia presented at Kamloops, BC, August 25, 1910 Dear Sir and Father, We take this opportunity of your visiting...
Friend of Foe: Orthodox Christianity and Historical Criticism – Philip Maikkula
This morning I was listening to an excellent interview with Dr. Brad Jersak on The Bible for Normal People Podcast. Towards the end of the interview, Dr. Peter Enns asked Brad how Orthodox Christians relate to the tools of Modern Historical Criticism. In short,...
Does choosing faith make it less valuable? – Sarah Van Diest
I am in a constant need of saving. There is often a longing in me to step outside of the “things I know,” as in the way the Bible explains God and man, etc., and look at the plainer truth of what I see. When I study cultures, religions, and the histories of man I see...
Peace and Joy; Fear and Anger – Peri Zahnd
Peace and Joy; Fear and Anger Peace and joy are the default emotional statuses of the flourishing human being, where we are intended to live in communion with God and other people. But there are other God-given emotional states that alert us to danger and...
Carla D. Sunberg’s, “The Cappadocian Mothers” – review by Ron Dart
Carla D. Sunberg, The Cappadocian Mothers: Deification Exemplified in the Writings of Basil, Gregory and Gregory (Pickwick Publications, 2017). ...
“An Adaptation of the Parable of the Lost Sheep (Luke 15:1–7)” – Anonymous
1. Now the black community was coming near to Jesus to listen to Him and seek his justice on their behalf. 2. But the white privileged folks began to grumble, saying, “All lives matter.” 3. So Jesus told them this parable, saying, 4. “What man among you, if there are...
“We celebrate the slaying of death …” – Elder Porphyrios
The Elder Porphyrios once asked a pilgrim visiting him: — Do you know the troparion that begins, “We celebrate the slaying of death …”? — Yes, elder, I know it. — Then say it. —“We celebrate the slaying of death, the destroying of hell, the beginning of another way of...
