Tag Archives: Teilhard de Chardin
Teilhard Project to film in Teilhard’s birthplace
Church in which Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was baptized. Thanks to a generous response to our recent appeal for funds we’re delighted to say we will soon be filming in France. At the end of July we will be taking … Continue reading
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Tagged Auvergne, baptism, Moulins, Murol, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Sarcenat, Teilhard de Chardin, Teilhard de Chardin Project
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Cosmosapiens — a fresh look at evolution
I haven’t yet read Cosmosapiens, but it looks very interesting. Here is a KIRKUS review of it referred to The Teilhard de Chardin Project by our scholar Stephen White: COSMOSAPIENS: How We Are Evolving from the Origin of the Universe … Continue reading
A God for Evolution
Teilhard once wrote “Who, at last, will give us a God for evolution?” Gregory McAllister, in the guest blog below, takes a swing at answering Teilhard’s question in the context of current events. God! Lately I find myself thinking about … Continue reading
What If Teilhard Had Been Allowed to Publish?
A Guest Post by Donald Rohmer I’ve read that Teilhard de Chardin was forbidden to publish his work because it contradicted original sin and the resulting need for a redeemer. Teilhard struggled with the idea of original sin in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity and Evolution, Creation, Donald Rohmer, ecology, evolution, Genesis, Human Phenomenon, Kingdom of God, Original sin, Phenomenon of Man, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Robert M. Sapolsky, science and religion, Teilhard de Chardin, Teilhard de Chardin Project, Teilhard Project
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The Omega: A Reflection on The Phenomenon of Man’s Endpoint
Guest post by Mike McFarlandJesus as Omega gently pulls us by person-to-person love to the future, the fullness of the Kingdom of Heaven. You can imagine a solid cone, pointed up. The cords of God’s love stretch from the Omega … Continue reading
