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Docta Ignorantia LIV What I Learned at Union Theological Seminary I learned five things at the Union Theological Seminary, one from each of five professors. They are: From James Sanders I learned the essential message of the Prophets ... that the Giver, not the gift, is desirable. From Samuel Terrien I learned that the Solomonic Cult was a Sun Cult. From Professor Martin I learned that the Fourth Gospel is written deliberately in two realms which proceed simultaneously, one being obvious and the other one being ... well ... recondite. From Cyril Richardson I learned that Christianity became the religion of the Roman Empire because Christians were of superior morality. From Paul Lehmann I learned that John Calvin was a non-dualist. Each of these things I learned at Union has been determinative of my career and I hereby express my humble and profound thanks to the professors who taught them me. Self-serving is self-destructive.
Adwaitha Hermitage
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