I waded through this tome because Cynthia Bourgeault leans heavily on Boehme to help her tie the Law of Three to Christian theology. Boehme has a creation theory that tackles not just how the world came to be but also how God birthed Godself in and through creation. Pretty wild. I can't say I unders ...more
Pretty much indistinguishable from psycho-babble, which explains his influence on German Idealism. I definitely agree with Samuel Johnston about Böhme: "If Jacob saw in his vision 'unutterable things,' he wanted the good sense of the apostle, or he would not have attempted to utter them." ...more