Religion

Whither panentheism?
Religion

Whither panentheism?

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Panentheism has received widespread support among theologians involved in the religion-science dialogue, due in no small part to the success with which panentheism addresses a range of issues. Nevertheless, panentheism as a theological premise needs conti

Religion

Utilizing religious schemas to cope with mental illness

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Recent Gallup Polls suggest that 96% of Americans polled believe in God or a universal supreme being (Gallup, 1995). In addition, large percentages of Americans polled report that they pray or believe in miracles. It appears then that religious belief mig

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Odd couplets: CPE, journaling, and spiritual poetry

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It is argued that concepts of what is poetry and what is a journal are broader than might be considered and vital to the spirit of I AM in us. It begins with word derivations that shed light on conceptual connections that might otherwise be missed. Throug

The search to be real: Why psychotherapists become therapists
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The search to be real: Why psychotherapists become therapists

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This paper argues that one receives the calling to become a therapist to experience feeling real. Stated differently, therapists become therapists to heal themselves. Drawing on object relations theory, the author identifies five wounds therapists may con

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Notes on a pilgrimage to science: A fly on the wall

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The paper is a set of reflections on the in oral culture of modern biology built around the author's experience as a participant observer in two university laboratories. I draw parallels between laboratory culture and organized religion and point out pra

Unholy alliances: Religion, science, and environment
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Unholy alliances: Religion, science, and environment

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Christianity's relationship with the environment is considered. From the seventeenth century, Christianity contributed to the legitimization of scientific developments that had injurious consequences for the environment. These developments were seculariz

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Belief-ful realism and scientific realism

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Despite tensions between Tillich's category of belief-ful realism and a view of science that embraces metaphysical and epistemological realism, a constructive relationship can be developed between the two. Both are based on common understandings about re