Creationism & Gurdjieff
Part I
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Just outside Cincinnati looms a huge sculpture of Jesus, easily seen from the
highway, called by the faithful "The King of Kings"; by locals, "Touchdown
Jesus." These two perceptions extend back to the pre-Socratic philosophers
of ancient Greece. Where is Gurdjieff in all of this?
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In Search of the Soul
Part VI
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Zoroastrianism believes every person has a soul. Man is caught between the forces
of good and evil, and the choices he makes during his lifetime determine his fate.
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The Judas Controversy
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The publication of the Gospel of Judas which portrays Judas as foremost among
Jesus' disciples, and the only one capable of understanding his teaching, was hot
red pepper down Orthodox throats. And so the bare-knuckle battle over how the
word "Daimon" is to be translated.
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Film Review:
W, The Dark Knight & Man on Wire
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A look at how three films—one a docudrama of "the decider," another comic book
characters, and another a high wire man—reveal a societal context.
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Book Review:
Leveling Gurdjieff
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First meeting Mr. Gurdjieff in December 1948, traveling with him and other
students in 1949, Professor Paul Beekman Taylor never joined a group but in his late years has
penned a number of books about Gurdjieff. This is his latest attempt, not
at revisionism but simply to level the teaching to a philosophy.
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