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Tag: creation

Theological English (3): The Alphabet

In this fourth video on “Theological English”, Jonathan Dunne looks at the twenty-six letters that make up the Latin alphabet … More

alphabet, breath, creation, English, Father, flesh, Genesis 2:6-7, God, hu, hum, human, Language, Seven Brief Lessons on Language, speech, Theological English, Trinity, water

Theological English (1): Away from the Line – AIO

Having looked at the line, which represents the ego in English (I) and the number 1, in this second video … More

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Theological English (0): The Line

In this first video on “Theological English”, Jonathan Dunne looks at the line, which represents the ego in English (I) … More

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I AM

There is a very important distinction in grammar between countable and uncountable nouns. Uncountable nouns are generally concepts, things that … More

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Word in Language (15): AIO (0)

Ideally, human life, like the Greek alphabet, should be a progression from the letter A to the letter I to … More

Adam, AIO, alphabet, creation, Eve, Exodus 3:14, Fall, Genesis, kenosis, repentance, St Sophrony of Essex, time, Trinity

Word in Language (10): Father (0)

What do we know about the Father? Perhaps we know about him as much as our ability to love. He … More

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