Christian*New Age Quarterly

Autumn 2022

Volume 25, Number 4

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Contents

Author

Description

Through the Editor's Eyes
An Inevitable Eventuality?
You Don't Say!

Catherine Groves
Catherine Groves explores how religious and spiritual systems morph over time — for example, polygamy in the Old Testament compared to Jewish and Christian standards today. Also discussed is the dubious use of "you-language," which some may find offensive or exclusivistic if they don't see themselves as part of the "you."

Zarathustra Speaks
Me-incarnation

Robert M. Price
Here, Robert M. Price takes us back to ancient Vedic Hinduism in order to clarify the original doctrine of reincarnation and trace how it evolved into a means of ceasing the "virtually endless cycle of returning." But just what is it that keeps coming back? Not the personality developed over the course of one — or many — lifetimes, it is the unconditioned divine spark, according to Price. Once severed from its Eastern roots, reincarnation came to be thought of as a way of self-realization in its Western form, rather than a path to the personal self's extinction. Price goes on to offer his own take on what will survive after his death, his me-incarnation.

A Peek Between the Covers

Joanne Winetzki
Author Frederica Mathewes-Green takes readers through an imaginary Orthodox Church, St. Felicity, in Welcome to the Orthodox Church: An Introduction to Eastern Christianity. As Joanne Winetzki describes, "reading Frederica Mathewes-Green's book feels like being accompanied by a favorite traveling companion, a knowledgeable guide who immerses us in the daily experience of being Eastern Orthodox."

The Letters Library

C*NAQ readers speak out
This issue shares the thoughts of N. Michel Landaiche III; Arthur C. Ford, Sr., of The Poet Band Company; Wendell E. Wilkinson; and Cher Gilmore of Share International USA.

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Contents	Author	Description
Through the Editor's Eyes An Inevitable Eventuality? You Don't Say!	Catherine Groves	Catherine Groves explores how religious and spiritual systems morph over time — for example, polygamy in the Old Testament compared to Jewish and Christian standards today. Also discussed is the dubious use of "you-language," which some may find offensive or exclusivistic if they don't see themselves as part of the "you."
*Zarathustra Speaks* Me-incarnation	Robert M. Price	Here, Robert M. Price takes us back to ancient Vedic Hinduism in order to clarify the original doctrine of reincarnation and trace how it evolved into a means of ceasing the "virtually endless cycle of returning." But just what is it that keeps coming back? Not the personality developed over the course of one — or many — lifetimes, it is the unconditioned divine spark, according to Price. Once severed from its Eastern roots, reincarnation came to be thought of as a way of self-realization in its Western form, rather than a path to the personal self's extinction. Price goes on to offer his own take on what will survive after his death, his me-incarnation.
*A Peek Between the Covers*	Joanne Winetzki	Author Frederica Mathewes-Green takes readers through an imaginary Orthodox Church, St. Felicity, in Welcome to the Orthodox Church: An Introduction to Eastern Christianity. As Joanne Winetzki describes, "reading Frederica Mathewes-Green's book feels like being accompanied by a favorite traveling companion, a knowledgeable guide who immerses us in the daily experience of being Eastern Orthodox."
*The Letters Library*	CNAQ* readers speak out	This issue shares the thoughts of N. Michel Landaiche III; Arthur C. Ford, Sr., of The Poet Band Company; Wendell E. Wilkinson; and Cher Gilmore of Share International USA.
*Advertising*		Enjoy the range of intriguing products and services offered by advertisers in Christian*New Age Quarterly!