Author: Clint Sabom
Midnight Notes On Christian Authenticity
If there was a virtue that I can rally behind that isn’t ostensibly Christian and theological, it is the value of authenticity. No doubt Jungians….
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Spirituality and Art, Mysticism and Activity
“But the mystic, like other persons of genius, is man first and artist afterwards.”
-Evelyn Underhill
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Easter Thoughts: The Crucifixion of Determinism; The Resurrection of Choice
The philosophical/theological question of free will is one which I have always left open-ended. It attempts to provide a logical answer to an experiential question. This falls apart somewhere along the lines of the dialectic, showing us what our scripture has already said: we will never completely know the mind of God.
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A Video Teaching on Christian Meditation
In this video, Clint talks about a wonderful meditation practice that was developed in the 20th Century by a Benedictine Monk named John Mane. It’s a tradition that goes back to the early church fathers, to John Cassian (340-435 CE). Cassian was a monk, a theologian, and a desert father. We hope you enjoy this teaching.
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Upon Entering the Monastery
Clint Sabom shares his story about entering the walls of a monastery. This is an inside look from the perspective of somebody entering into monastic life for the first time. Enjoy!
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