The Adultery of the Heart I did an earlier article on the SOTM, found here. It’s another approach to dealing with this, taking the passage in Matthew and that in…

Sacred Symbology: Our Comfort Here is Our Downfall Before getting to something about the interaction of the symbolic types, it is probably best to start with this thing I call…

The Immaterial and Material Together, to Death or Life: The Phenomenology of Sacred Symbolism The physical world is made up of things and laws, and so is the immaterial mind.

Information is transmitted to God by everything that exists, to best be thought of as “symbols” of Him, in the first instance of being one dimensional reflectors of His existence…

Acts 10 and What Cornelius Knew We should never forget that we are living in an age that has mastered the world, and so prideful are we of it, but…

James and the Meaning of Justification You knew I would get to it sooner or later. Justification. The theological warfare of the ages. The theological volumes written. The schismatic hemorrhaging.…

Matthew 11 and the Meaning of Repentance Why are we deceiving ourselves? I’ll tell you why. Take this line in John 16: “Lo, now speakest thou plainly, and speakest no…

Psalms 110:1 and Christology I was reading an online debate yesterday between Trinitarians and those who deny the Deity of Christ1, represented mostly by Jehovah’s Witnesses, mainstream Judaism, and Unitarians.…

This is an article in a series. Please see: Christ vs. the Hermeneutical Death Spiral, part 1 Christ and the Hermeneutical Death Spiral Part 2 Christ and the Hermeneutical Death…

Sacred Symbology: The Meaning of Revelation This is one of several disarticulated articles on this subject. Search “Sacred Symbology” from the homepage and you will see them all.

Mark 2, the Paralytic and the Forgiveness of Sins  Mark 2:10-11 But that ye may know that the Son of man hath power on earth to forgive sins, (he saith…

Continued from previous page… Symbolism, God, Man and Morality The complaint might come to mind of an inevitable blurring of all these cross-disciplinary studies related to symbolism as I suggest,…