CAUTE — Making Footprints Not Blueprints


Tagline"These studies are outcomes rather than realised objectives. In making the journey, I have no aims. These studies are intellectual footprints, not blueprints" — H. Fingarette
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Joseph Estlin Carpenter’s 1909 review of Tada Kanai’s “The Praises of Amida”

The contrast between different ways of dealing with sin in modern Shinto ritual and Buddhist preaching receives remarkable illustration in the sermons of Tada Kanai, of the Shin Shu Sect (the True Sec

2 days ago

Unitarian Emerson Nathaniel Hawthorne Leo Tolstoy Victor Hugo Tada Kanai Jodo Shinshu Buddhism Joseph Estlin Carpenter Hibbert Journal Epictetus Pure Land Buddhism The Gospels

Wednesday Photo: Clare College from Garret Hostel Bridge

Taken with a Fuji X100V using Anders Lindborg and John Sevigny’s Kodak T-Max P3200 recipe Just click on the photo to enlarge it  

2 days ago

Cambridge black and white photography River Cam punting street photography Fuji X100V Wednesday Photo

Faith in one's own spiritual community and a creative, free religion or spirituality

  A short  “ thought for the day” was offered to the Cambridge Unitarian Church as part of the Sunday Service of Mindful   Meditation.   (Click on this link to hear a recorded version of the following

6 days ago

faith Unitarian diversity pluralism Cambridge Unitarian Church free religion Kiitsu Kyokai Imaoka Shin'ichiro ikigai institution building Tokyo Unitarian Church jiyū shūkyō

Wednesday Photo: An orca skeleton in the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge

Taken with a Fuji X-T2 using Luis Costa’s Kodak Tri-X Push recipe Just click on the photo to enlarge it

1 week ago

Cambridge orca punting Wednesday Photo Fuji X-T2 Kodak Tri-X Push Luis Costa University Museum of Zoology whale

Faith in a universal cooperative society

  A short  “ thought for the day” was offered to the Cambridge Unitarian Church as part of the Sunday Service of Mindful   Meditation.   (Click on this link to hear a recorded version of the following

1 week ago

faith Unitarian diversity pluralism Cambridge Unitarian Church free religion Kiitsu Kyokai Imaoka Shin'ichiro George Williams ikigai institution building Tokyo Unitarian Church