But some of the Christian mystics are considered heretical, or borderline. Am I wrong? is she not the most learned scholar on Christian mysticism? I c...
I'm not sure, because it's hard to get a handle on. Underhill seems to err on the side of absorption, which I don't think is right, but the idea of si...
Well, that's her term, from the early 1900's. I interpret it as meaning that there's a common experience; I think you could interpret it as ecumenicat...
But the focus of mystic practice is exactly that; practice over theory, as Underhill sets out. Social constructs, as I understand them, are passive, a...
Evelyn Underhill, arguably the most learned scholar on Christian mysticism, disagrees. She argues to some length that mystical experiences are unitive...
I'm not overjoyed at being a killjoy; I'm just happy you're starting to get to know me. You probably are not happy about that though; most aren't. The...
That's relatable. I certainly didn't mean to evoke those feelings. Groomy and groovy are pretty much the same thing though, regardless of gender norms...
“Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you are worried and upset about many things, but few things are needed—or indeed only one. Mary has chosen what ...
No. It looks like you're missing the point of taking an intuitive approach. You seem to be assuming that only an analytical approach could warrant dis...
Correct. Within the context of this thread, the destination would be "a view of the beauty of humanity which humans themselves cannot see, in the same...
But, alternatively, do you really need me to clarify for you what materialism means? Come on, I'm the philosophical dilettante here, not you. As to th...
I made the claim because I was confident that you were from other discussions and claims that you've made. I'd rather hear you describe your views tha...
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