now more than ever we need a return to late 90s / early 00s "death of god" theology

this movement was not a militant atheism, but rather a continental acknowledgment that theology is much more than - and inappropriately defined as - a simple systematic approach to doctrine Charles Winquist famously described theology as a "work against the disappointment of thinking." Not disappointment as emotional despair, but rather thought's inability to close or totalize

theology - as a discourse, an impulse, a yearning - is a language of what exceeds closure

1/ Hi, I'm Gregory and I'm a seeker. My entire life I have been drawn toward a search for meaning, looking for a truth that would illuminate the world.

This account is now about finding that meaning... and my realization that it is not the answer alone that I was searching for. 2/ As far as I am concerned, these ideas are collectively are "the truth" - complexity, infinite game theory, play, evolutionary spirituality, techne, process thought, dialectical philosophy, and dynamic senses of selfhood and community.