Tag Archives: I and Thou

Jesus in I and Thou

Posted on April 25, 2008 by jlh

I’ve found four references to Jesus of Nazareth in I and Thou: Jesus and love (not a feeling): his response to a demon-possessed man, to the beloved disciple; his bold risk “nailed his life long to the cross of the … Continue reading →

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Wrestling with Buber

Posted on April 22, 2008 by jlh

Round 1 The sacred is here and now. The only God worth keeping is a God that cannot be kept. The only God worth talking about is a God that cannot be talked about. God is no object of discourse, … Continue reading →

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