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"By the hand of (St.) Andrei Rublev"
Bible studies from an orthodox Christian, yet progressive, gay, feminist perspective.
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About Me
- Curious George
- I am a father and spouse; and a committed, gay, progressive Christian. My passions include reading, writing, languages (French, German, Spanish, Biblical Hebrew and Greek), and leading adult Christian ed. discussions. I hold a BA in comparative literature, and an MA in Sacred Scripture from a Catholic Seminary. Having grown up in far northern climes, I lived, studied and taught for over a decade in the Pacific Northwest, before moving to Texas. Two of those years were spent in France: first, in a lycee near Lyon; later, studying philosophy at the Universite Marc Bloch in Strasbourg. I was raised in the Episcopal Church, later converted to Eastern Orthodoxy, and am now happily a member, with my spouse, of a local congregation of the United Church of Christ, where my partner and I were joined in holy union in the summer of 2006, with our pastor presiding.
"Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne comprend pas." -Blaise Pascal
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Ambrose:
We've a somewhat lengthy reply for you. Thank you so much for writing us. Continue on your path that is real and deifying. In Christ, as siblings, JN1034.
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