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An Essay on Life and Consciousness
Hello! What follows – to be put on here gradually over the next couple of weeks – are some scattered thoughts about entropy, consciousness, religion and philosophy. None of it is really original to me – a lot of this … Continue reading
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Tagged broccoli, consciousness, entropy, mammals, philosophy, science
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(Sermon) Walking to the Laundromat
This is a sermon I’ve delivered several times to various congregations – it’s a less literal, oral poem to help us reflect on our amazing, bewildering life in the modern age. The text in italics – sung in the oral … Continue reading
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Tagged God, interconnection, meaning, modern life, science
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Rev. Bob Janis 