Thanks, D. I'm thinking through stuff like this too.

I just ordered Becoming Orthodox: A Journey to the Ancient Christian Faith by Peter E. Gillquist. I'm particularly interested in his story as it is more closely parallel to my own formation through the college years -- the time when it all be became deliberate and personal for me -- in Campus Crusade.

See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evangelical_Orthodox_Church

Post Edited (Corey) : 1/9/2010 10:24:11 AM (GMT-6)

Podcasts » Orthodixie

Bar Hopping With Jesus

January 08, 2010 Length: 13:37

Fr. Joseph reads a creative letter from the Orthodixie Mailbag. It's not what it seems. Or, is it?

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Corey:
Thanks, D. I'm thinking through stuff like this too.

I just ordered Becoming Orthodox: A Journey to the Ancient Christian Faith by Peter E. Gillquist. I'm particularly interested in his story as it is more closely parallel to my own formation through the college years -- the time when it all be became deliberate and personal for me -- in Campus Crusade.

Cool, man. Let us know how that sounds to ya. I'd love your perspective on Gillquist's journey given your own. Also here's some more stuff about various "journeys" to Orthodoxy. Some interesting reading...

Post Edited (One Love) : 1/9/2010 11:01:02 AM (GMT-6)

Tom: He's (I'd say) more process than openness (affirms the Trinity but insists on a necessary God-world relation, so kinda in the middle there somewhere).

Jeff: Interesting. Does that mean he thinks God has had creatures in existence at every point of time of an infinite past? Once you have a plurality of the godhead, I'm not seeing what positing a necessary God-world relationship would explain. Does he say why he thinks that?

Post Edited (Similitude) : 11/13/2010 7:15:20 AM (GMT-6)