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“It is no longer I who pursue philosophy, but rather repentance that thinks through me”—A meditation on an insight of Tanabe Hajime’s

Epiphany — Walking with the three Magians between doubtful maximal belief and total secular humanism

In the name of Annah the Allmaziful— Some irregular reflections on the Lord’s Prayer

Some thoughts about prejudice (Vorurteil), Confederate statues and Hans-Georg Gadamer

The wind comforts us as fondly as our mother's arms / The sunlight is like our best friend's recognizing laughter

A hot summer's day spin out into the fens, a few photos and a thought about religious naturalism

Jerome A. Stone's short talk on religious naturalism given to seventh and eighth graders