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“It is no longer I who pursue philosophy, but rather repentance that thinks through me”—A meditation on an insight of Tanabe Hajime’s

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Epiphany — Walking with the three Magians between doubtful maximal belief and total secular humanism

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In the name of Annah the Allmaziful— Some irregular reflections on the Lord’s Prayer

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Some thoughts about prejudice (Vorurteil), Confederate statues and Hans-Georg Gadamer

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The wind comforts us as fondly as our mother's arms / The sunlight is like our best friend's recognizing laughter

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A hot summer's day spin out into the fens, a few photos and a thought about religious naturalism

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Jerome A. Stone's short talk on religious naturalism given to seventh and eighth graders

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