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This website provides an archive for my teaching and writing on religion and theology, and the reversals which occur therein. Some two millennia ago, St. Paul penned a metaphor about our ability to apprehend ultimate reality and divine things. "For now I see in a mirror dimly," he wrote. That is, if we glimpsed truth in the mirror it'd be reversed and possibly dimmed. This idea echoed previous Greek and Hebrew thought and inspired a history of philosophical and theological consideration of the relation between faith, reason and the limits of human knowledge. From Augustine to Heidegger, Anselm to Barth, the echoes reverberate to this day.
I now live in a sleepy beach town neighbourhood of Newcastle, Australia. Whenever time allows I take walks out to Nobby’s Beach, the Lighthouse and sometimes snap a photo of the farthest point of the harbour break walkway. Of course, like holiday weekends all over the world, it turned out stormy today. In lieu of my usual peripatetic journey I thought I’d post commemorations of sunnier pasts. Updates to follow when the weather clears.