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Jan 24
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Sermon: The Living Letters Written on Cr...

Paul Axton
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Paul Axton preaches: The living letters brings together embodiment and meaning in the particulars of incarnation, and this is reflected in quantum mechanics and modern biology as discussed by David Bohm and Rupert Sheldrake. The letter that kills is on the order of a materialism which empties out meaning from embodiment. If you enjoyed this podcast, please c ... Show More
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