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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1970

Page

2

New Circle Wesleyan Church Opens in Scottsdale

The first service of Circle Wesleyan Church will be Sunday at 9:45 am in the Cocopah Elementary auditorium at N 66th St and E Cholia. Rev. Carl S. Jackson leads with youth pastor George Eberly and co sponsors Our Heritage Wesleyan Church Scottsdale and the Arizona District Wesleyan Church.

New Circle Wesleyan Church Cocopah Elementary School N. 66Th St E. Cholia Carl S. Jackson Circle Church Our Heritage Wesleyan Churchis Scottsdale Arizona’ District Wesleyan Church Phoenix Jackson Wisconsin Kansas Our Heritage Church Midwest A Valley George Eberly Eberly Arizona State University Crusade For Christ Lutheran Bethel Ascension Lutheran Church Mockingbird New Guinea Yaguam Hospital Lutheran Church Krista Griffin United Church OF Christ Melanie Nielsen Material Aids Group Shepherd of the Hills E. Lafayette Blvd Donald Heinrich Heinrich Ellis Shackelford John Thurman al Thompson Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church S. Miller Rd Women of the Sodality Scottsdale United Methodist Church Albert M. Smith United Methodist Youth Fellowship UMYF Harold N. Byrn

Limits of Unbelief Reframe God as Experienced Reality

UPI Religion Writer Louis Cassels reports theologian John Knox argues against abstract dogmas about God. He urges limiting statements to what is justified by direct experiential knowledge found in the faith community, asserting God as experienced reality touching believers and guiding personal relations. Knox notes God cannot be reduced to an impersonal force, emphasizing a personal relationship and ultimate coherence in existence. He teaches that God is not a fixed omnipotent ruler but the source of existence and love, with freedom permeating all creation. Knox’s ideas appear in his Seabury Press book Limits of Unbelief.

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