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A brief address on the occasion of my Kikyoshiki

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“This is a long road in a dubious mist” . . . but still one that is well worth walking

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An introduction to, and first walk through of, the classic Shin Buddhist text, The Tannisho

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‘We are the Christians who move on’ or ‘Overcoming is worthy only when we think about incorporation’ — some thoughts on ‘God’, ‘verwindung’ and ‘überwindung’

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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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I have uttered what I did not understand, things too wonderful for me, which I did not know . . . and repent in dust and ashes

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"For while all things were in quiet silence" . . . Exploring Advent with Henry Bugbee 2

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