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October 23, 2017October 23, 2017

On Meeting God in Nature

How can religious traditions help us to encounter God – or, rather, to recognize that we encounter God – in our lives? A crucifix in Tirol triggered me to reflect on that. Nature as a magnificent whole shows traces of your Creator, but if you want to see Him at His greatest, you need to […]

Posted in Little Reflections. Tagged art, environment, nature, religion. Leave a comment
April 10, 2017April 10, 2017

Deep History of Symbolic Thinking

Deep history, or the evolutionary history of the human species, is an interesting context for theology. Recent research offers insight in the way early humans (50 000 – 30 000 years ago) created a symbolic world in the region north of Australia. Two things strike me as important: It’s just a side note in the […]

Posted in Read on the Net. Tagged Culture, deep history, environment, history, religion. Leave a comment
April 7, 2017April 7, 2017

Polar Lights and Personal Faith

The turn of the year was a bit of a rough ride. My grandmother died, my last living grandparent, and although I did not have a deep personal relation with her, it felt as if a phase in my life had ended. Unexpectedly, her death has led me into one of the most profound crises of faith […]

Posted in Little Reflections. Tagged blogging, cultural evolution, environment, faith, nature, religion, science, writing. 4 Comments
July 15, 2016July 15, 2016

That which is untouched, is unloved

How we define ‘nature’ defines our relation with nature, Emma Marris argues. She invites us to take a different perspective on environmental care. In a way one could say she advocates for a child’s perspective on nature. I think the point she makes is worth considering. We need to get back in touch with nature, […]

Posted in Little Reflections. Tagged education, emma harris, environment, nature. Leave a comment
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Tirol isch toll

Gute Nachrichten aus ganz Tirol

Opgroeien

Wetenschapsblog over de ontwikkeling van kinderen en jongeren thuis en op school

Nick Hopwood

Academic work, publishing, writing, PhD stuff, qualitative methods,

Mark Carrigan

Digital Sociology of Higher Education

My 300 Runs

From Start To Run to Run For Life

Taede A. Smedes

philosopher of religion, theologian, journalist, writer, and musician...

Yves Demaertelaere

Scholen slim organiseren

Pass It On

Pass it on to feed forward

blogimpuls.wordpress.com/

Tijdschrift voor onderwijsbegeleiding

Christian Self-Understanding and Interreligious Dialogue

Research Centre in Systematic Theology at the K.U.Leuven

Vulpes Libris

A collective of bibliophiles talking about books. Book Fox (vulpes libris): small bibliovorous mammal of overactive imagination and uncommonly large bookshop expenses. Habitat: anywhere the rustle of pages can be heard.

Scouting Waver Bouwt!

Kunnen wij het maken? Nou en of!

DUURZAAM ONDERWIJS

simple scimum

Answering the science questions kids ask

High Plains Skeptic

Disagreeing with you about everything since 2014

INTRAfaithconversation

Discussing the INTERfaith questions that arise WITHIN our religious traditions

Eglises & écologies (E&E)

Actualité de la prise de conscience écologique chrétienne

GETTING PUBLISHED

Comments and advice for academic authors

Footnotes to Plato

because all (Western) philosophy consists of a series of footnotes to Plato

How to Be a Stoic

an evolving guide to practical Stoicism for the 21st century

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