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- David Bradshaw (born September 28, 1944) is an American artist based in Cecilia, Louisiana, and East Charleston, Vermont. He is a painter, sculpture, and printmaker.
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David Bradshaw (born September 28, 1944) is an American artist based in Cecilia, Louisiana, and East Charleston, Vermont. He is a painter, sculpture, and printmaker.
Discover the multi-talented David Bradshaw, whose unparalleled vision and discerning taste have left an indelible mark across the fashion landscape.
Apr 7, 2014 · David Bradshaw’s CV reads like a music-slash-fashion powerhouse bible. The stylist, fashion editor and creative consultant worked his way across campaigns and creative direction roles for the likes of Jil Sander, Calvin Klein and Versace in the early to mid 1990s, eventually grounding his talent under Prada’s roof from 1997 to 2004 and, as ...
- The Fathers’ Outlook and Our Own
- Systematic Theology?
- Christ The Conqueror of Death
- Why There Can Be No Repentance
- Dionysius: God as The Good
- Maximus: When God Will Be All in All
- Some Further Reflections
- Prayer For The Dead
When one turns to the Church Fathers with these questions in mind, one thing that becomes apparent is that the Fathers did not find them pressing in the same way as we do today. Just as they took for granted that some will be eternally damned, so they assumed that there can be no repentance after death, at least of the thoroughgoing, “deep” kind th...
There is a similar difference in outlook between the Fathers and ourselves in the case of the problem of evil. The Fathers devote great care to showing that God is not the source of evil. Yet they rarely discuss the question that in contemporary discussions is often the first one to be raised, that of why God does not intervene to prevent particula...
Since they offer no systematic discussion, we must piece together our answers from various scattered remarks. One promising place to start is Christ’s harrowing of Hades, a topic that loomed larger in the faith of the ancient Church than it does today. One can observe a certain growth in the understanding of Christ’s descent into Hades in early Chr...
As this discussion illustrates, repentance can take stronger or weaker forms. Strong repentance involves not only the disavowal of errors committed in ignorance, but an active condemnation of all in oneself that has been opposed to or alienated from God. It typically requires some sort of positive action to follow through on the renunciation. We se...
But perhaps we have been too hasty, for we have yet to face the second question. How is it possible to be fully aware of God as the Good and yet not desire Him? Raising this question does indeed put matters in a different light, although one that deepens rather than overturning what we have concluded. The first to address this question was St. Dion...
St. Maximus the Confessor was the patristic author who followed through this line of thought most fully. He begins by asking what the full manifestation of God as the Good will entail for human freedom. In a well-known passage of the Ambigua, he describes how in the eschaton “nothing will appear apart from God, nor will there be anything opposed to...
These are, I think the basic lineaments of patristic teaching on our questions, apart from that on prayer. Before turning to the last question, I would like to offer a few further reflections. Although these are my own ideas, I believe that they are in the spirit of patristic teaching. First let us consider again the question of the scope of Christ...
Finally, what exactly are we asking for when we pray for the dead? We must remember, in the first place, that we do not know in what state a person has died. God alone “searches the heart, to give to each according to his ways” (Jer. 17:10). We therefore pray for each from a standpoint of hope, no matter what our fears may be. Nonetheless, it is tr...
David is an award-winning immersive media producer and director working across VR, AR and mixed-reality (XR).
Sep 19, 2016 · David Bradshaw, professor of English literature at Worcester College at Oxford University and a plenary speaker at the 26th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf held June 16-19 at Leeds Trinity University, died Sept. 13. He had been ill with cancer.
Sep 15, 2016 · The death has been announced of Professor David Bradshaw of Worcester College, University of Oxford. He was Professor of English Literature and author of The Hidden Huxley (1994). He edited and wrote the introduction to several novels, including the Penguin Modern Classics 2001 edition of Waugh's first novel Decline and Fall.
