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Volume 26, Number 2

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Description

Through the Editor's Eyes
Lost and Found on the Road to Emmaus

Catherine Groves
Catherine Groves discusses the references to atheism in this issue and then turns to the topic of losses, as well as the doors to unexpected possibilities that often follow.

Luke
24:13-35
For the convenience of readers who do not have a bible handy when perusing this issue, C*NAQ includes Luke's presentation of what happened to the disciples on the road to Emmaus.

Zarathustra Speaks
Political Gnosticism

Robert M. Price
Robert M. Price opens with a description of Gnosticism and its parallels to atheism when it comes to having a ready answer about the whys underlying each when encountering folks who are interested in Gnostic or atheistic views.

Something in the Eye

Joseph (Joe3) Smith
It seems safe to assume readers understand the biological function of the eye, but what about what the eye symbolizes? Here Joseph Smith examines various views on the eye's association with rationality, awareness and comprehension.

A Peek Between the Covers

Joanne Winetzki
Joanne Winetzki reviews A Conversation with an Atheist: An ancient, reasoned and radical approach to knowing God by Daniel McKenzie, a book that has very little to do with atheism despite its title.

A Pensive Pause
Affirmative Energy

Joanne Winetzki
According to Joanne Winetzki, "We can choose to dwell on negativity or move forward by adding our affirmative energy to the present moment."

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Contents	Author	Description
*Through the Editor's Eyes* Lost and Found on the Road to Emmaus	Catherine Groves	Catherine Groves discusses the references to atheism in this issue and then turns to the topic of losses, as well as the doors to unexpected possibilities that often follow.
Luke 24:13-35		For the convenience of readers who do not have a bible handy when perusing this issue, *CNAQ** includes Luke's presentation of what happened to the disciples on the road to Emmaus.
*Zarathustra Speaks* Political Gnosticism	Robert M. Price	Robert M. Price opens with a description of Gnosticism and its parallels to atheism when it comes to having a ready answer about the whys underlying each when encountering folks who are interested in Gnostic or atheistic views.
Something in the Eye	Joseph (Joe3) Smith	It seems safe to assume readers understand the biological function of the eye, but what about what the eye symbolizes? Here Joseph Smith examines various views on the eye's association with rationality, awareness and comprehension.
*A Peek Between the Covers*	Joanne Winetzki	Joanne Winetzki reviews A Conversation with an Atheist: An ancient, reasoned and radical approach to knowing God by Daniel McKenzie, a book that has very little to do with atheism despite its title.
*A Pensive Pause* Affirmative Energy	Joanne Winetzki	According to Joanne Winetzki, "We can choose to dwell on negativity or move forward by adding our affirmative energy to the present moment."
*Advertising*		Enjoy the range of intriguing products and services offered by advertisers in Christian*New Age Quarterly!

Autumn 2023 (Our Previous Full Issue)

Volume 26, Number 2

Autumn 2023
(Our Previous Full Issue)