When one brings up the topic of Celtic Christianity, it often conjures up images of an eco-friendly variation of the Christian tradition that bucks against a perceived imperialistic Catholic Church. The former image, while partially based on truth, only considers the superficial aspects and tends to neglect the more interesting aspects of its theology. The later, mostly derived from Anglican attempts to wrestle away a “purer” expression of the Christian faith, ignores the orthodoxy that was well-established in literature. These stereotypes are among others that obscure the truth of what it is and how it is expressed today.
Greetings. Today, I happened to find your website and read this article of 2/13/2023. Your focus on Celtic culture is appreciated. My original website, Appalachian Irishman, continues the cultural and biblical influences, in this "neck of the woods."
Greetings. Today, I happened to find your website and read this article of 2/13/2023. Your focus on Celtic culture is appreciated. My original website, Appalachian Irishman, continues the cultural and biblical influences, in this "neck of the woods."
Interesting. I need to research that feeling I had in Ireland, that I somehow belonged there.