المجتمعات العربية لن تعيش ديمقراطية حقيقة أبدا في ظل وجود الاخوان المسلمين، لا مستقبل فضلا أنه لاحاضر لديمقراطيةعربية طالما هناك تيار يعتبر نفسه وكيلا لله ومتحدث باسم السماء كلما تخلصت الشعوب العربية من الاستبداد السياسي تسقط في حبائل الاستبداد الديني فتظل مشلولة تعجز عن النجاة
“Man shall not live by bread alone” (Matthew 4:4). That is exactly right. We live by beauty. We live by literature. We live by art. We cannot live without some connection to the divine—and beauty is divine—because in its absence life is too short, too dismal, and too tragic.”
"You need to establish a link with what is beyond you, like a man overboard in high seas requires a life preserver, and the invitation of beauty into your life is one means by which that may be accomplished.”-Jordan Peterson.
In support our launch event for Abraham Anderson’s new book on May 5th, @OUPPhilosophy have very kindly offered a generous discount of 30% off when using the code below!
We warmly invite you to a book launch workshop on Prof. Abraham Anderson’s new book “Kant, Hume, and the Interruption of Dogmatic Slumber” (@OUPPhilosophy ).
May 5th, 6pm (Egypt time)
Comments from:
Michael Della Rocca (Yale)
Richard Fincham (AUC)
Patrick Hassan (AUC)
"I refuse to accept despair as the final response to the ambiguities of history. I refuse to accept the idea that the 'isness' of man's present condition makes him morally incapable of reaching up for the eternal 'oughtness' that forever confronts him." -Martin Luther King Jr.
Attempt every morning to soften your heart with thoughts on love, grace, and what it means to be good. Otherwise, the more natural intense tendencies of anger, covetousness, and lust will crowed your mind and distort your heart's peace.
Phenomenology is concerned with conscious experience. I am interested in God’s consciousness and the content of His experience. Divine phenomenology is a window into what is it like to be God. God revealed in Christ is timelessly in a conscious state of love of you and I.
(2/2) “But could it be that, with a few said exceptions, we’re the ones who are absent, not God? We sit around sucked into our phones or TV or to-do lists, oblivious to the God who is around us, with us, in us, even more desirous than we are for relationship.”
— John Mark Comer