Beliefs
"Nothing is so easy as to deceive one's self; for what we
wish, that we readily believe." - Demosthenes
Sloppy
Spirituality - by John Rowan
The difficulties and dangers; the perils and pitfalls of
Sloppy Spirituality are here pointed out by John Rowan.
"What is sloppy spirituality?" he asks.
In his response to this question he reveals how his
current interest is in an approach to spirituality which
is completely unstructured. He believes that it is
quite important to ask questions about the structure of
spirituality, suggesting tthat the briefest account of
spirituality comes from Angelus Silesius, who said:
“First find thyself; thou’rt half the way to God: Now
lose thyself; then all the way is trod.” (Silesius
1650)
On
Membership - by Anon
Being a non-Socratic dialogue on the responsibilities
inherent in joining membership organisations
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