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Full immerson: Jungian slow release from the Christian ties that bind
Symbolic and archetypal insight

Full immerson: Jungian slow release from the Christian ties that bind

Posted on 22 July 201810 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

A workshop at Common Ground Conference Progressive Christianity Aotearoa Saturday 8th September 2018 Abstract Blogging about spirituality drew sharp criticism from church authorities who determined my theology ‘not Christian’. I responded by destroying my website, home to myriad articles that…

Reimagining the Christian myth in Palmerston North
Symbolic and archetypal insight

Reimagining the Christian myth in Palmerston North

Posted on 22 July 201810 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

The Illness The We Are: A Jungian Critique of Christianity by John P. Dourley A creative reading group for explorers Dates and times Thursday evenings, 7-8.30pm. 4, 11, 18, 25 Oct & 1, 8 November 2018. Venue A café in…

Reimagining the Christian myth: a tribute to John P. Dourley
Personal theology

Reimagining the Christian myth: a tribute to John P. Dourley

Posted on 15 July 201810 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

When I was at theological college I was fascinated by how it was perfectly acceptable to see the first chapters of Genesis as mythology but not necessarily the Gospel of Mark, an action-packed narrative that forms the bare bones of…

Who’s boss of God?
Personal theology

Who’s boss of God?

Posted on 8 July 201810 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

‘You’re not boss of me,’ could be the petulant response from a junior God not yet clear of its identity, to the Episcopalian Church’s intention to change their prayer book. Quite! If God continues to live and breathe, then Godde…

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