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Tag: translation

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

author, countable noun, creation, English, environment, Exodus 3:14, Genesis, indefinite article, Language, line, pollution, Seven Brief Lessons on Language, Theological English, translation, translator

Ukraine-Nuclear

I don’t think we’re particularly interested in the other person’s viewpoint. We like to listen to our own voice, to … More

Chernobyl, Coronavirus, Covid-19, no man’s land, nuclear, Russia, Seven Brief Lessons on Language, Three Percent, translation, Ukraine, Wuhan

Ownership

We have been placed on this earth, we’re not really sure how, except to say that we emerged from our … More

burning bush, Christ Pantocrator, Exodus 3:14, I AM, I AM WHO I AM, Moses, o wn, one, ownership, translation

The Fall

For centuries now, the Church has been taking a dim view of the Fall, the moment in human history when … More

Adam, body of the Church, Church, Eve, forbidden fruit, Genesis 3, John Zizioulas, procreation, The Fall, translation, tree of the knowledge of good and evil

Word in Language (8): Economy

In our modern society, we tend to think of ourselves as highly civilized because we can travel large distances by … More

civilization, democracy, economy, hierarchy, love, money, translation

Word in Language (6): Chemistry

God is no one, just as he is nowhere. NO is the result of the progression from the name of … More

chemistry, Exodus 3:14, St Gregory of Nazianzus, St John of Damascus, St Spyridon, translation, Trinity

Word in Language (4): Christ the Translator

But we prefer to own things. We prefer to draw a line and say ‘this is mine’. We are authors. … More

Alpha and Omega, Exodus 3:14, ownership, parable, translation

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