By the end of the article I found myself considering how a Protestant denomination might root itself in a renewal of Participatory Metaphysics. Most people I have heard talk about a return to the "early church" were some version of Anabaptist, so I had pretty much written off this line of thinking. C Jay seems to be offering a personal reflection, so I am probably reading too much into this, but I couldn't help consider the possibility of a revival based on the kind of theology he referenced. I, for one, wouldn't mind some Protestant Eucharist as I prepare for a Protestant Prince.
By the end of the article I found myself considering how a Protestant denomination might root itself in a renewal of Participatory Metaphysics. Most people I have heard talk about a return to the "early church" were some version of Anabaptist, so I had pretty much written off this line of thinking. C Jay seems to be offering a personal reflection, so I am probably reading too much into this, but I couldn't help consider the possibility of a revival based on the kind of theology he referenced. I, for one, wouldn't mind some Protestant Eucharist as I prepare for a Protestant Prince.