The Eternal Present - Words of Life

When the lion roars — Amos for our time

Three millennia separate from us Amos the Hebrew. Not one separates the Samaria of his day from our ivory divans today. A reflection on the barbarism…

18 hrs ago • Jérôme Nathanaël

Reading the Words of Life: toward an hermeneutics of freedom

Breaking free from conditioning, honoring the plurality of meanings, dwelling in silence: a path for foundational texts to truly encounter us.

Feb 3 • Jérôme Nathanaël

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The Eternal Present - Words of Life