extracts from a theological presentation

[kowalskil]

Some of you might be interested in extracts from a theological presentation--of a Russian Orthodox priest--that I just posted at:

pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/sysoev.html

Comments will be appreciated,

Ludwik

 

[dogtowner]

Another insightful and well stated piece professor. Thanks !

 

[Texas_tea]

A very revealing piece ..... I believe that Sysoev's argument is spot on .

Thanks for the translation Dr. Kowalski.

 

[cashmcall]

Some of you might be interested in extracts from a theological presentation--of a Russian Orthodox priest--that I just posted at:

pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/sysoev.html

Comments will be appreciated,

Ludwik

Very well said, I really liked this...4) Theology, on the other hand, teaches modern man the unchangeable revelations. Languages change in time and this often lead to confusion. The errors must be corrected on the basis of absolute (unchangeable) knowledge. Stability of theology is its strength, not its weakness. Building a worldview on the basis of constantly changing claims is totally nonsensical. ... Science, as already mentioned, cannot give an explanation of the existence of this world.
Best regards and thank you,
Doug