Logos Explained: Logic, Reason & Their Relation to Philosophy & Creation - Jay Dyer

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Published 2018-09-27

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Orthodox theology is very precise in its terminology: they aren't to be altered or given new meanings. With this in mind, what is the relationship between Hellenism and logos? Is this a pagan idea? How does this relate to logic? What about apologetics? For a longer analysis, here is my essay:

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All Comments (11)

@RobertTaylor87 5 years ago

Jay, I'm a fan of your comedy and pop culture analysis, but nothing beats your theological talks.
@Fr.DeaconPatrick 5 years ago

Great talk Jay. I really appreciate it when you do theological discussion.
@luckyhecks5904 5 years ago

Jay, I'm happy you're doing the healstream.
@ScottAT 5 years ago

Glad you did this, Peterson stated Logos was a purely secular tool used as a means of describing pivotal events and defining pivotal persons in history, often using logos in his maps of meaning breakdown in that fashion. On a side note, could you compare Orthodox vs. “serpent seed” doctrine? I know serpent seed well, and once believed it to be true, however I understand how it can/has been used to blame whole groups of people, scapegoating others, yet in some ways it has made some sense. Not in a Steve Quail way, but a more historic way. Edit: Another Segway, A comparison vs. Steve Quail’s views may be in order as well, I’m ok with the Giants, but Satanic super soldiers with Batman like gear, UFO’s, and so much drivel from 1950’s space genre fiction ground in like hamburger. The idea that Ezekiel encountered a UFO is like a slap in the face.
@AroundElvesWatchUrselves96 5 years ago

Begome Ordodox :DDD
@KenAmmi-Shalom 5 years ago

You are going to love the "Does Christianity Corrupt the Old Testament? And: On the Memra" chapter of my book "Is Jesus the Messiah? A Judaism vs. Judaism Debate"
@shubniggurath1451 5 years ago

You are looking very handsome Jay. No homo.
@ba-ba1193 2 years ago

E.Michael Jones writes extensively on the subject of Logos. Highly recommended.
@OriginalLarry_ 5 years ago

Logos
@terrysilverstein6675 5 years ago

Check out OSL ONLINE. level 3. Logos vs. Rhema. Both Greek words. But the one's who were actually there speaking or rhema were true decedent's of the Abraham Covanent - they spoke Hebrew. That is the original language and culture of the Bible - not the Septuagint.