The following are my notes from a presentation by Ilea Delio sponsored by Episcopal Shoppe on January 14, 2021. She gave an overview of her
Category: Postmodern religion
“Notwithstanding we believe in God, we still practice Christianity…”: religious forms that point to God
“And, notwithstanding we believe in the Universal God incarnated throughout all of Creation, we practice Christianity and tell our Christian stories, looking forward to the ultimate unitive reunification with God that will render human religious forms no long necessary.” #dailyoffice
The “ideal” church among GenZ and Millennial Americans
As everyone has different gifts and speaks a different spiritual “language,” the diversity of our religious options in America is a boon rather than a burden on our culture and society.
Religious Authority, Postmodernism, and Mormonism [archive]
ORIGINALLY POSTED AT RATIONALFAITHS.COM ON JUNE 7, 2016. My past two posts (here and here) have given an overview of the differences between premodern, modern, and postmodern
Multireligious identities, postmodernism, and Mormonism [archive]
ORIGINALLY POSTED AT RATIONALFAITHS.COM ON MAY 3, 2016. In my previous post on this topic, I gave an exceedingly brief overview of some of the differences between
Should Mormonism Embrace Post-Modern Conceptions of Religious Structure and Authority? [archive]
ORIGINALLY POSTED AT RATIONALFAITHS.COM ON APRIL 5, 2016. If you haven’t read Diana Butler Bass, you should. Bass has a story that should resonate strongly with
Hazelnut Notes 