Teilhard de Chardin
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Teilhard de Chardin
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This and your previous post are consistent with the view of God fostered by the French Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, whose writings have helped reconnect me to a sense of faith and belief. Seeing God as the force behind evolution, he also depicted Christ as the "animator" in addition to redeemer.
I think the church often paints itself into a corner by relying too much on the Bible and not enough on experience and observation. Limiting our knowledge of faith to writings that don’t reflect a current understanding of the cosmos (including us in that cosmos) restricts our abilties to reimaging and extend our view of God, creation, Christ, etc. The cosmos has become a source of "progressive revelation". We still have to decide whether our faith is in something or nothing, and I think the odds are with something.