Projects.

Research atlas

Participation

A thirteen-page philosophical and theological atlas asking how created life can be truly from God, genuinely its own, and fulfilled in communion without becoming a piece of its source.

The thirteen-page atlas moves from participation and divine agency into Christian doctrine, prayer, and final communion. The investigations include arguments, objections, primary-source references, and explicit questions and answers.

• Participation and divine agency
• Identity, relation, and Trinity
• Grace, prayer, and Christian life

Manuscript

Being-First and Measured Manifestation

A developing systematic account of reality, dependence, agency, disclosure, and fulfillment. It asks how a source can communicate real goodness without being constituted or completed by what it gives.

A developing manuscript on how finite realities can truly manifest their source without measuring or completing it. Its organizing questions concern realization, dependence, possibility, manifestation, and fulfillment.

The manuscript is being developed. Public reading currently begins with the related investigations in the Participation atlas.

Theological research

Miracles and Divine Testimony

Research into miracles, testimony, and the judgment that an event is a sign of divine action. The existing handbook offers a place to begin this inquiry.

Explore the distinctions between an unusual event, an alleged miracle, an interpretation, and a warranted claim of divine testimony. The handbook is hosted on the existing Robert Dryer website.