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Author: jonathanalee

April 15, 2022 jonathanalee Death, Holy Week, Liminal, Meaning and Expression, Suffering

Forsaken Separation

Van Gennep himself defined rites de passage as “rites which accompany every change of place, state, social position and age.” To point up the contrast between “state” and “transition,” I employ “state” to include all his other terms. It is a more inclusive concept than “status” or “office,” and refers to any type of stable … Continue reading Forsaken Separation

February 13, 2019 jonathanalee Boundary Thought, Liminal, Spirituality, Theology

The Self and the Spaces Between

Exploration of Merton’s understanding of selflessness and liminal theology’s understanding of spaces in between.

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