“Theomorphology”: Reflection by Andrew Wood
Theomorphology fr. Gr. THEO + MORPH + LOGY: the theory that the concept of the divine is continually and always in the process of evolutionary change. … At the very heart of…
Topic: Theology
Mystery: It’s What We Don’t Know
In this essay the author reflects on the nature of reality and the origins of the Western monotheistic tradition. He, then considers the conundrum posed by this and raises questions regarding the nature of boundaries of Quaker universalism and where non-theists place fits in relation to it.
Radiant In Joy
A long-time ecological thinker and critic of American consumerist society, h has also written two books and a collection of poetry. The essay presented here has been condensed from a longer piece, and I hope that in “pruning” it I have preserved for QUF readers a lot of its unique style—often blunt, sometimes whimsical, and always deeply thoughtful. Paul is the kind of appreciative author an editor loves to work with, and I follow his express instructions here in “taking a deep bow.” R.R.G.