Consciousness and Christianity

The distinctly different voices, some uncertain, nervous almost. Others a bit arrogant or defensive or over-dramatic. The twelve spoke and Jesus’ disciples took shape in the room. The circumstances weren’t new. The doctrinal beliefs as secure and unchanged as ever. But the commemoration of the Last Supper that I attended last night also included something more—which brings to my mind Rudolf Otto.

According to Rudolf Otto, religious worship requires the “warp and woof” of two… Continue reading →