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“Walking with Paul Wienpahl”—Episode 4—Getting out of our minds and into the world.
Paul Wienpahl is in the white, short-sleeved shirt to the right of the tree trunk & Herbert Fingarette (whose words give this blog and podcast its title) is standing next to Wienpahl to the left of th
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Technology An Unorthodox Lecture Paul Wienpahl intra-action Freya Mathews hitchhiking metaphysical hitchhiker
Some personal reflections on the twentieth anniversary of the events of September 11th, 2001
A recorded version of the following piece can be found at this link On Tuesday, September 11th 2001, I was just over a year into my ministry at the Cambridge Unitarian Church. I was working in my stud
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9/11 Mann Gulch Norman Maclean Young Men and Fire 11th September 2001 Jonathan Jones Musee des Beaux Arts Pieter Bruegal The Fall of Icarus Thomas Hoepker W. H. Auden
On fans, thirteen blackbirds and the ineffable heart of all things
A blackbird bathes in the Cambridge Unitarian Church garden A recorded version of the following piece can be found at this link We inhabit a culture that has become increasingly obsessed with the idea
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Zen Paul Wienpahl Wallace Stevens blackbird fan story free-thinking mystics with hands the ineffable
The Postscript to Paul Wienpahl’s “The Radical Spinoza” (New York University Press, 1979)
Stained-glass window in the former Unitarian Church in Exeter What follows my introduction here is a transcription of the Postscript to Paul Wienpahl’s remarkable interpretation of Spinoza’s thought
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Ethics religious naturalism Unitarian and Free Christian Churches unity An Unorthodox Lecture Paul Wienpahl Spinoza Deus sive Natura God or Nature Climate crisis climate emergency Radical Spinoza
All Things in the World are one. And one is All in all Things—heeding the seventh trumpet sounded by the IPCC’s report on climate change
In February 2020 I went to see a colleague, Nigel Cooper, who is the lead chaplain at Anglia Ruskin University simply to catch-up with each other’s news. He, like me, has for very many years been deep
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George Monbiot Spinoza natura naturans Deus sive Natura Timothy Morton new materialism Jane Bennett sub specie aeternitatis Book of Revelation IPCC Report John Toland Pantheisticon vital materialism