Aleppo trip pictures
Posted by James Bennett (jimb) on 5/18/11
Well, these are only about four years late, but I promised to upload the pictures from my trip to Aleppo and my stay at the Syrian Orthodox Archdiocese...
A Christian Perspective
A site to muse on Christian Spirituality, Church History, and other things of interest to me.
On celebrating death
Posted by James Bennett (jimb) on 5/3/11
From a Christian Perspective, and that is what this blog is about, there is only one death that we have any right to celebrate. That is the death of Death itself...
M.A. Completed
Posted by James Bennett (jimb) on 4/20/11
Well, I have successfully defended my thesis (160pp) and passed both the written and oral comprehensive examinations. I’ll be posting the complete thesis here at another time (once I complete the stylistic edits the Graduate College requested)…
Hopefully the first in a new sequence of posts...
Posted by James Bennett (jimb) on 5/5/09
I am not even going to comment on my sense of time. Suffice it to say that things got busy and life happened However work has cleared up for the near term and I am working on my thesis again By the way for those who know me are…
Probably the last post before I come home on Saturday
Posted by James Bennett (jimb) on 3/1/07
Well I haven't posted in almost two weeks The class has been over for about eight days however I am continuing private lessons with Malphono Abrohom Nouro I spent three days very sick and in bed but have been over that for several days…
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I have worked as a Software Engineer since 1978 and in 2001
began work on a dual degree program in Near Eastern Antiquities and Religious Studies.
After graduation I embarked on a Religious Studies studies degree at Missouri State
University and completed that degree in May 2011. The focus of my studies was Syriac
Patristics and my thesis centered upon a fourth century writer of Syriac Christianity
known as Aphrahat. On this site I am particularly interested in exploring questions
sparked by my studies that I was unable to explore in my thesis. Questions that deal
with my own understanding of Christian spirituality, beliefs, and ethics.
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