In Corinthians, Paul says some are sick and dying due to their practice of the Lord's Supper. Is this crude magical thinking or does it accord with the picture in modern science of mind/body holism in which sick meaning systems give rise to literal sickness? Paul's answer is to be incorporated into the body of Christ, inclusive of a new ethic, a new love, a new economy, and a new humanity.
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Sermon: The Thanksgiving Character Engendered by the Spirit
Discerning the Secular and Satanic
Sermon: The Feminine Work of the Spirit Overcoming the Masculine Conception of God
Romans 7 as Descriptor of Experience of the Secular Age
Sermon: Distinguishing Redemptive and Sinful Suffering
Traversing the Fundamental Fantasy Through Baptism
Sermon: The Primal Desire: To Be Recognized by God
Dying With Christ in Žižek and Kierkegaard
Sermon: Conformed to Fear or Love
The Sickness of the Masculine and the Feminine Cure
Sermon: A God of Passionate Love
The Healing Power of Love Unleashed Through Contemplative Prayer
Sermon: Eros as the Primer to Agape Love
The Bicameral Mind and the Bible
Sermon: The Primacy of the Spirit in Experience of God and Self
Interview with Dr. Brian McVeigh on the Psychology of Japanese Nationalism
Sermon: The Desire of God
The Discovery of the Death Instinct
Sermon: Martyrdom in the 21st Century?
Was Bonhoeffer a Martyr?
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