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17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant
- Address:
307 East President St.
Savannah, GA 31401Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: $30 and under
17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://17hundred90.com/
- Phone: (912) 236-7122
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Dinner Nightly: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, Southern, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Nick Samons
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Takeout, Wine
- Catering: We offer on site catering for up to 100 people both formal and informal
- Private Party Facilities: We have private party facilities that can accommodate up to 70 guest.
- Private Party Contact: Edward Williams 912-236-7122
- Entertainment: 1790 Restaurant and Inn offers a live pianist Friday-Saturday nights from 6p.m. until 9p.m.
A word from 17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant
Named for the year it was constructed, 17Hundred90 provides a dining experience without equal in a historic city which prides itself in showering visitors in the unhurried luxury and service of times gone by. A living time capsule of America's earliest decades, 17Hundred90 captures the authentic flavor of an eighteenth century river port hotel and restaurant while working diligently to provide wonderful new memories for our guests.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
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17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
98 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
romantic (73)special occasion (65)neighborhood gem (51)fit for foodies (43)notable wine list (24)good for groups (11)great for lunch (8)late-night find (8)vibrant bar scene (8)great for brunch (6)hot spot (4)scenic view (4)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Excellent Thanksgiving DinnerJhallSAVVIPDined on 11/27/2014I took my family parents here for Thanksgiving dinner. The buffet was excellent. The place is very good for special occasion. I will be back and will continue to reccomend this establishment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxed dinner with old Savannah feelMattBDined on 11/22/2014We had a wonderful dinner with friends! The ambiance of the dining room was great after touring Historic Savannah all day. The food was great and cooked to perfection, which is saying something for us. My wife is very particular about her steaks and it was cooked perfectly. The only negative is that we had a party of six and one entree did not come out with the others. We had to wait about 5 minutes for it. Once we had our desserts, this was quickly forgotten. We tried the pecan pie (served warm), the pineapple cream cake and the chocolate torte. All were excellent, but we decided the torte was the best. We will go again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- customerMarshallDined on 11/15/2014Great dining experience. Great atmosphere. Greeter and waiter could have been a little more personable but other than that an OK experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful dinnerLowcountryBoyDined on 11/15/2014We picked 17Hundred90 for an anniversary dinner before attending a concert at Lucas Theatre. In addition to being convenient and perfectly located for our after-dinner plans, we were very impressed with the food, the service and the ambiance. The Boursin chicken with mashed potatoes and vegetables was outstanding, as was the Salmon Oscar. Service was quick, non-invasive and friendly. Ambiance was romantic in a lively atmosphere that still allowed for private conversation. We will go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely low-country menuMicsterVIPDined on 11/13/2014We enjoyed the meal very much, the service was excellent and they were busy. The young man playing the piano softly in the background was a delight and did not interfere with casual conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved 20 years agoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/9/2014Just as I remembered, no loss of quality or ambiance. Great place for a romantic dinner with great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best meal this visitVickiDined on 11/7/2014We loved this restaurant. Before this meal, we were disappointed in every meal except breakfast for three days. Food, service, ambiance all superb.Special Features:
- CharmingPrincessRedDined on 11/6/2014The restaurant was delightful but seated next to a roaring fire when it was 70 degrees out was a tad bit odd. The wine list was ambitious and I had a wonderful pinot gris, which you can't always get. My husband loved the crab bisque, my redfish was superbly flavored and prepared. The commercially prepared dinner rolls were coated in a tasty honey butter. The negative: sad that such good fish was accompanied by bland minute rice. The green beans (enthusiastically called haricots verts) were nothing special. My husband had the pork roast stuffed with cranberry and it was also good, tasty and moist. The service was fine, but seemed frantic: need more servers or someone called off? Restaurant was busy especially for a week night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LSW0712Dined on 11/6/2014My husband and I dine out quite often traveling for business. We entertain clients at some of the best restaurants in the country and we both agreed that this was one of the best meals we ever had! Loved the atmosphere, service and felt every bit in Savannah, GA. We will definitely come back to 1790 the next time we pass through this beautiful city.Special Features:
- DaveinAtlantaDined on 11/1/2014This was definitely one of the best restuarants I've been to. The food, service and ambiance were outstanding. Great selection of seafood and meats as well as appetizer. Defintely try Miss Annette's Stew for a starter.Special Features:
- A blast from the past...saznbazzlbeDined on 10/31/2014... but not necessarily in a good way. The menu was straight out of the 1980s - including Oysters Rockefeller. Portion size was decent but the food was twice as expensive as it should have been. Seems like they couldn't decide whether they wanted to be upscale or a neighborhood hangout and so the ambience clashed with the dated, expensive menu. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't amazing and spending $30 for a dish of linguine with a couple of inconsistently butchered beef medallions was too much. Service was terrible - we never got a cocktail menu or wine list, it took ten minutes to even get acknowledged, and our server forgot about us and it took half an hour for them to pick up the check.Special Features:
- The promise was short...PhilDined on 10/31/2014Nice ambience and server was very good - however, the food wait time was very long. We booked the meal at 830pm, ordered just an entree' but food was not served until 940pm - by that time our appetite was not as sharp. The trout was a little dry and appeared to have been hanging around and reheated. The restaurant was high priced and promised much more. It was a shame - the restaurant needs to consider how to serve the 2 sum's quicker. Needless to say we did not order desert - time for bed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite Savannah experience...MikeandLizDined on 10/31/2014We infrequently go out for an above casual/below formal dining experience, but 17Hundred90 absolutely fits the bill. Prices are not cheap, but still very reasonable. Menu has an assortment of options for guaranteed to delight an array of pallettes. We went on Halloween night, so dress of the diners varied... one guy in jean shorts which surprised me given resort casual was the dress code. Tried escargo, and my wife had the oysters as an appetizer... she chose wisely. Both were good, but her's was better. I then had the salmon and she had the beef medallions over pasta. Both good, but she won again. Server (dressed as the Cheshire Cat, sorry I forgot your name) was awesome. He got them the 5th overall star. Second visit, will be a 3rd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Savannah FindMikeVIPDined on 10/30/2014One of the best restaurants in the USA, worth the time to try. Very reasonably priced, quantity and quality was well above expectations. Easy walking distance to most attractions in the downtown area.Special Features:
- Excellent all aroundJerryDined on 10/29/2014A high standard for both food and service are met and exceeded at 17 Hundred 90. This is truly a fine dining experience with reasonable pricing.Special Features:
- Pass on this one peoplePromogalDined on 10/26/2014I don't understand why this place receives so many high ratings. It was pretty poor. We waited for a while at the front before anyone even noticed us and there were only 10 people in the restaurant. The food was mediocre at best and the ambiance was something I would expect of a 1970's restaurant where my grandfather would have gone. Not impressed. The menu is old and needs updating. I don't know who is taking their photos for their website but their food does NOT look like that when served. Crab cakes and bacon wrapped scallops were average at best with no sear on the scallops at all. The lamb was overcooked on some pieces and blue on others - rookie mistakes. The jambalaya was almost all rice and no protein - I ate maybe 10 bites. So sad
- Another special dinner at the 1790!savannahloversDined on 10/26/2014This is our 8th visit to Savannah and we always make sure to eat at the 1790 house each visit. The ambiance is romantic and we have never had a bad meal. The service is outstanding..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceLexiDined on 10/25/2014Everything was amazing, but what really put it over the top for me was that the restaurant had a piano player! Loved that!!Special Features:
- wonderful experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/24/2014Took my girlfriend here for our anniversary, amazing food, great piano player, great servers, will definitely visit again with family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the history and ambiance!LaurenB23VIPDined on 10/24/2014This place is a true gem. Loved everything about it. The food was great (the honey biscuits are to die for), the service was good, and the atmosphere was warm, inviting, and romantic. Would definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Insanely Good!burrtkdVIPDined on 10/24/2014We went for our Anniversary dinner. Got to sit in a romantic corner of the restaurant. They had piano music playing and it made the evening really romantic. Our dinner was probably the BEST I have had out. Bacon wrapped scallops for an appetizer - the absolute BEST I have had. My husband had the Beef Medallions - those were amazing. I had crab cakes, scallops & shrimp - amazing as well. We went back and had dinner again before coming home. The two meals we had didn't disappoint! Book Early as they do fill up. The Inn is charming and I have booked us there next year!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service by steven was excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/23/2014Excellent food and great evening We wld recommend to our friendsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved 17Hundred90jazzymichaelVIPDined on 10/23/2014The restaurant is on the ground level of an ancient, historic building in Savannah. I had a seafood appetizer (oyster stew) and the Neptune, an assortment of seafood combined on one plate. Very tasty, seasoned well and left me wanting more.Special Features:
- Not up to parptynewportDined on 10/22/2014We were very excited to dine at this restaurant because of it's historical setting. Now I see why the restaurant ranks so much lower then comparable restaurants in reviews. First, our server was harried and kept apologizing for her slow service. Just stop with the apoologies already and get to work! Then the food.....my soup was lukewarm and tasted like it came out of a Campbell's soup can. My daughter's NY strip was overcooked and fatty. She ordered it Med Rare....not good. My steak (a filet mignon) was ok. I could cook a more flavorable steak at home. All in all, very overpriced for what you got and disappointing. There are much better options in Savannah.
- Overpriced, outdated menuCKJBDined on 10/21/2014I ordered one of the specials, the crab stuffed filet. My husband ordered the regular filet. The menu doesn't list the sides with the dishes and our waiter didn't tell us what they were. You get one biscuit at the beginning of the meal. It was very good, but don't ask for more. We split the spinach salad, this was the best part of the meal. The dressing that came with it was great. The steaks, horrible, no flavor, nothing. We both asked for medium. Mine was close, but my husbands was rare. The sides were bland, mashed potatoes and some steamed asparagus. The presentation left much to be desired. We paid $100 for this meal and it should have been more like $40. This menu hasn't been updated since the Inn opened, 70 years ago.
- Must visit on any SAV stayhullstersDined on 10/20/2014Best soup ever. (roasted pepper and tomato). Ambiance and service is top notch. Prices are fair for the value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous Find!LovebirdsDined on 10/19/2014My husband and I were in Savannah for our anniversary and we're going to go back to a restaurant we had been to the year before. Thanks to a delightful gentleman recommending 17 Hundred 90 we had one of the best meals we have ever had. We can't wait to return to one of favorite places, Savannah and one of our new favorite restaurants 17 Hundred 90.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodIowaFoodieDined on 10/19/2014We had Sunday brunch and it was excellent. I would highly recommend eating here when you are in Savannah.Special Features:
- Great Night & Great Food!Pghtraveler1Dined on 10/18/2014My wife and I had a delicious meal here while visiting Savannah. The food was very good and the service was as well! The atmosphere and wine list was as good as it gets!Special Features:
- Good, but...chowhoundsDined on 10/18/2014My wife and I went here for our wedding anniversary dinner this year and for the most part it was a nice experience. The only real problem was with our server. While friendly, he seemed overwhelmed, as if he had too many tables to take care of at once. Because of that, our entrees showed up before our appetizer and my wife's filet was delivered undercooked. The same waiter wasn't very attentive for the remainder of our meal, but did offer us complimentary desserts because of the problems we had with our food/service. That was a nice touch as they delivered our two desserts on a platter with the words "Happy Anniversary, 1790" written in chocolate and raspberry sauces.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindLBHJDined on 10/11/2014Having last stayed at the inn and eaten at restaurant over 12 years ago, we were delighted that it was the same as we remembered. The food was outstanding and being English the portion size was just right and we cannot praise it highly enough. Hopefully it won't be another 12 years before we return.Special Features:
- Restaurant in historical districtLiverpoolDined on 10/11/2014Restaurant had character and lots of visual appeal. Fit savannah vibe. Food was good and glasses of wine were very good. There was a piano playing in the room and it added to the mood in a good way. Price was reasonable for the areaSpecial Features:
- GREAT SOUTHERN HOSPITALITYMUSSLEEDined on 10/10/2014At first the restaurant seemed quite dark but our eyes did adjust. Helpful and friendly staff and gave a good description of the food. Pork Tenderloin very tasty and juicy also the chicken very moist. Bacon wrapped Scallops lovely and the fried green tomatoes good. Good wine list not to expensive. Too full up for desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful DininghortusdocDined on 10/9/2014Our dining experience at 17Hundred90 was wonderful. The entire staff was courteous and attentative to our needs. Food was excellent with a great presentation. Music was appropriate, soft and romantic. Steven, our waiter, was gracious and perfect! Thank you 17Hundred90 for a perfect evening and tips for next year!Special Features:
- Good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/6/2014Good food but mediocre service. There were only two servers for the entire restaurant. Had to wait about 15-20 min even with a reservation.Special Features:
- good food nice ambienceJudyDined on 10/5/2014My husband tried the special flounder which was a disappointment. I tried the vegetarian option which the chef designs on the spot. Mine was wonderful. Service was excellent. Given its reputation, we felt this was less than we had hoped for but a perfectly adequate place for dinner.
- BabzVIPDined on 10/4/2014Loved everything- BUT - the biscuits !!!!! Forget the diet and have one. Would definetly go back.Special Features:
- up to expectationsKcrabbyDined on 10/2/2014We were visiting this restaurant to see if it might be a good choice for a family get together at Thanksgiving. It will be the perfect setting. The surroundings reminded us of the historic restaurants in Williamsburg, VA, but the food offerings were better. Our server was very friendly. Our Caesar salad, which we split, was most generous. Both entrees were delicious. My husband particularly enjoyed the small order rack of lamb. The wine list is adequate. We are looking forward to our Thanksgiving meal there. The night we visited, October 2, 2014, there was a young man playing the piano and he was wonderful. The musical selections as well as the sound level added just the right note to the evening, as they acted as background.Special Features:
- PattyDined on 10/2/2014Loved the atmosphere. The live piano player was excellent. I had the stuffed flounder which was dry. I was dissatisfied with my meal. Our waiter was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent FoodDonnDined on 9/27/2014We found this restaurant to be very warm and inviting. The food was excellent. The best crab cakes we have ever had. The shrimp and scallop scampi was to die for.Special Features:


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Religious Pluralism and the Trinity Absolute
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Religious Pluralism and the Trinity Absolute
Religious Pluralism is a term used to designate more than just mutual acceptance and peaceful co-existence among different religions. The Pluralist worldview is that the major religions of the world probably are, to a large extent, just different ways of looking at the same God. Realistically, as the world becomes more and more religiously and culturally diverse, we will have no choice but to practice pluralism in order to avoid a "clash of civilizations" over what amounts to a possibly preventable and ultimately correctable misunderstanding.
Our world has a lamentable legacy of bloody wars in the name of religion and religious exclusivism. More recently, the demography of the world has changed and our ways of looking at world religious cultures and ethnic differences must now begin to catch up. With advancing globalization, the proximity and interpenetration of ever-larger civilizations and cultures will be the hallmark of the 21st century. The challenge of relations among peoples of different religions has been made very clear by the Twin Towers event of September 11, 2001 and its global aftermath. Nevertheless, as religious communities and as growing nations, our futures are inextricably linked, being joined at the hip so to speak. We must develop a truly multi-cultural, multi-religious society in order to get along.
Religious pluralism is an attitude which rejects a focus on immaterial differences, and instead emphasizes those beliefs held in common. But true religious pluralism goes beyond toleration and religious liberty, and gives respect to core principles rather than contradictions and marginal issues.
God seems to have manifested himself through several historic messengers. Pluralism claims that religious differences are best seen as the ways in which different cultures have received and experienced those messages. Pluralism leads to a less myopic view of one's own religion. Other religions hold a piece of the puzzle called diversity.
No single point of view is the complete truth. However, there must be some metaphysical systematic unity, because ultimately all truth (including science) must be part of the explanation of One God.
Pluralism is not premised on biased "modalism" – other Gods are subordinate modes of our God. Pluralism is premised on the significance of real differences as a source of vibrancy and strength. Pluralism is not valueless relativism – everything is relative. Pluralism is the engagement not the abandonment of distinctions. Pluralism looks for the musical harmonics of distinct tones in a symphony of beliefs, not uniformity and sameness.
Religious pluralism means diversity, toleration, interfaith dialogue, and accepting other religions as valid/legitimate – not coercion, not compulsion, nor indiscriminate indifference to other truths. Religious variety provides a pleasant respite from the monotony of too much uniformity. Diversity is healthy and something to be celebrated. Pluralism also has the virtue of being a universal moral worldview.
Religious variety would be a wonderful source of cultural stimulus, if religious beliefs could be placed in some sort of comprehensive context which recognizes the differences, but integrates their best attitudes in one inclusive framework.
In the past, religious misunderstandings have caused immense grief, but civilization is rapidly approaching the point where the very survival of the world depends on overcoming anti-social religious conflicts, and the negative impacts of increasing population on the planet. The human race can no longer afford religious strife that divides people and disturbs urgent cooperation on mutual issues such as conservation and sharing of resources, combating climate change, stimulating healthy economic growth, etc.
Peace in the world requires peace among religions. Religious pluralism is a necessary paradigm shift whose time has come.
Mere toleration is too fragile a foundation for a world of religious differences in close proximity. It does nothing to unite people, and leaves in place the stereotypes and fears that underlie old patterns of division and violence. In the world in which we live today, our elitism and ignorance of one another will be increasingly costly. If the interactions of society are to be at all a rational process, some set of principles must motivate the general participation of religious groups in the oneness of the community, without hindering the maintenance by each group of its own personal identity.
Despite apparent differences, the underlying similarities among religions suggest the possibility that they may all be merely different facets of some multi-dimensional reality. The diversity of world religions may be rooted in the diversity of the divine life itself. Then, by the principle of the unity of truth, all the diverse parts of truth must fit into a compatible whole. There must be some form of creative pluralism or constructive interpretation that will allow all groups to agree to a "minimal consensus" of shared beliefs in a systematic unity.
Recently, a number of theologians have suggested that the Trinity may provide the key to an inclusive theology of religions, and a new understanding of religious diversity. The doctrine of the Trinity can function as a metaphysical "architectonic principle" to unlock the providential purpose and meaning of religious variety, in the portrayal of the multi-dimensional nature of God. A deeper understanding of the Trinity might include a synthesis of all that God has revealed of himself, as contained in the wisdom of all the world's major religions. Thus, an abstract version of the Trinity could be Christianity's answer to the world need for a scaffold of pluralistic theology.
In answer to the question: "Why Trinity?" Raimundo Panikkar (1918-2010), the founder of religious pluralism in the Trinity, pointed out that "the meeting of religions cannot take place on neutral territory or in a 'no man's land' because it is scarcely possible to speak of these subjects from outside one or another tradition, for it is these very traditions that have the determining terminology." Trinity Absolute provides the most readily-available all-inclusive language for speculating on systematic unity in metaphysical matters of religion. This abstract understanding is of the utmost urgency, for a truly democratic settlement of this world into a universal civilization, constructed on the highest ideas or concepts of all our basic religions and cultures – our common world heritage.
These "divine ideas" are individualized, personalized and conserved in the concept of the three fundamental personae of One God, reflected in the world's three basic underlying religious attitudes to the Absolute. Taken in their over-lapping teachings, they articulate the members of the Trinity in an absolutely elegant and truly beautiful portrait.
The research gathered in this book shows how the major religions of the world map directly onto the Holy Trinity, when considered in the abstract absolute form it naturally exhibits; i.e. the Trinity Absolute. Indeed, One God is craftily hidden in his creation.
In a rational pluralistic worldview, major religions may be said to reflect the psychology of One God in three basic personalities, unified in spirit and universal in mind – analogous to the orthodox definition of the Trinity. In fact, there is much evidence that the psychologies of world religions reflect the unity of One God in an absolute Trinity.
We don't have to invent anything, because it is readily acknowledged that Allah, Abba or Father (as Jesus called Him), and Brahma are religious representations of the Creator. But the Creator is the first Absolute person of the Trinity of the thrice-personal One God. So, in at least one respect, we can say that a large portion of humankind apparently worship the same God – the Deity Absolute Creator – reflected in three world religions, i.e.: Islam, Christianity, and Hinduism. This pluralistic worldview becomes inclusive if you consider that Buddhism, Confucian-Taoism, Shinto, and some other major religions seem to be variations on the third Absolute, while certain others, e.g. Sikh and Baha'i, suggest combinations.
In a constructive worldview: east, west, and far-east religions present a threefold understanding of One God manifest primarily in Muslim and Hebrew intuition of the Deity Absolute, Christian and Krishnan Hindu conception of the Universal Absolute Supreme Being; and Shaivite Hindu, Buddhist, Taoist apprehension of the Destroyer (meaning also Consummator), Unconditioned Absolute, or Spirit of All That Is and is not. Together with their variations and combinations in other major religions, these religious ideas reflect and express our collective understanding of God, in an expanded concept of the Holy Trinity, i.e.:
Trinity Absolute portrayed in the logic of world religions
1. Muslims and Jews may be said to worship only the first person of the Trinity, i.e. the existential Deity Absolute Creator, known as Allah or Yhwh, Abba or Father (as Jesus called him), Brahma, and other names; represented by Gabriel (Executive Archangel), Muhammad and Moses (mighty messenger prophets), and others.
2. Christians and Krishnan Hindus may be said to worship the first person through a second person, i.e. the experiential Universe or "Universal" Absolute Supreme Being (Allsoul or Supersoul), called Son/Christ or Vishnu/Krishna; represented by Michael (Supreme Archangel), Jesus (teacher and savior of souls), and others. The Allsoul is that gestalt of personal human consciousness, which we expect will be the "body of Christ" (Mahdi, Messiah, Kalki or Maitreya) in the second coming – personified in history by Muhammad, Jesus Christ, Buddha (9th incarnation of Vishnu), and others.
3. Shaivite Hindus, Buddhists, and Confucian-Taoists seem to venerate the synthesis of the first and second persons in a third person or appearance, ie. the Destiny Consummator of ultimate reality – unqualified Nirvana consciousness – associative Tao of All That Is – the absonite* Unconditioned Absolute Spirit "Synthesis of Source and Synthesis,"** who/which is logically expected to be Allah/Abba/Brahma glorified in and by union with the Supreme Being – represented in religions by Gabriel, Michael, and other Archangels, Mahadevas, Spiritpersons, etc., who may be included within the mysterious Holy Ghost.
Other strains of religion seem to be psychological variations on the third person, or possibly combinations and permutations of the members of the Trinity – all just different personality perspectives on the Same God. Taken together, the world's major religions give us at least two insights into the first person of this thrice-personal One God, two perceptions of the second person, and at least three glimpses of the third.
* The ever-mysterious Holy Ghost or Unconditioned Spirit is neither absolutely infinite, nor absolutely finite, but absonite; meaning neither existential nor experiential, but their ultimate consummation; neither fully ideal nor totally real, but a middle path and grand synthesis of the superconscious and the conscious, in consciousness of the unconscious.
** This conception is so strong because somewhat as the Absonite Spirit is a synthesis of the spirit of the Absolute and the spirit of the Supreme, so it would seem that the evolving Supreme Being may himself also be a synthesis or "gestalt" of humanity with itself, in an Almighty Universe Allperson or Supersoul. Thus ultimately, the Absonite is their Unconditioned Absolute Coordinate Identity – the Spirit Synthesis of Source and Synthesis – the metaphysical Destiny Consummator of All That Is.
The Hebrew Old Testament and the Muslim Qur'an wonderfully portray the Deity Absolute in many colourful situations and moral dramas. Likewise, the Christian New Testament and the Krishnan Bhagavad Gita beautifully present the Universe Absolute Supreme Being. Similarly, some Christian, Shaivite Hindu, Buddhist, and Confucian-Taoist scriptures provide testimony for the Holy Ghost or the mysterious Destiny Consummator – the Unconditioned Absolute or Spirit of the Tao of All That Is.
After the Hindu and Buddhist conceptions, perhaps the most subtle expression and comprehensive symbol of the 3rd person of the Trinity is the Tao (see book cover); involving the harmonization of "yin and yang" (great opposing ideas indentified in positive and negative, or otherwise contrasting terms). In the Taoist icon of yin and yang, the s-shaped line separating the black and white spaces may be interpreted as the Unconditioned "Middle Path" between condition and conditioned opposites, while the circle that encompasses them both suggests their synthesis in the Spirit of the "Great Way" or Tao of All That Is.
If the small black and white circles or "eyes" are taken to represent a nucleus of truth in both yin and yang, then the metaphysics of this symbolism fits nicely with the paradoxical mystery of the Christian Holy Ghost; who is neither the spirit of the one nor the spirit of the other, but the Glorified Spirit proceeding from both, taken altogether – as one entity – personally distinct from his co-equal, co-eternal and fully coordinate co-sponsors, who differentiate from him, as well as mingle and meld in him.
Absent any better idea, it would seem that this TRINITY ABSOLUTE concept of One God in three phases or personae is the only adequate metaphysical vehicle necessary and sufficient for a real form of religious pluralism that is more than just lukewarm toleration and talking past one another.
"Modalism," in the form of over-identification with the imposingly awesome Deity Absolute seems to be a natural psychological attitude of many Muslims, Jews, and some fundamentalist Christians. This attitude is highly comparable to the pronounced proclivity of many Christians, Krishnans, and others to "devotionalism" or bhakti, rendered primarily to the apparently almighty Universe Absolute Supreme Allsoul or Supersoul. Similarly, Shaivite Hindus, some Buddhists, Neo-Confucians, Taoists, and others seem to venerate primarily the mystery of the seemingly ruthless Destiny Consummator (Holy Ghost) or Unconditioned Absolute Spirit of All That Is – the undifferentiated, unqualified, and ineffable Tao.
Fundamentalist Christians, Muslims, Jews, and others should be encouraged to continue worshipping the person of the Deity Absolute or Creator, but at the same time, they should be asked to acknowledge that Trinitarian Christians and Krishnan Hindus can also worship Him through devotion to His second persona – the Universe Absolute Supreme Being or Allsoul Perserver – and to recognize how well this fits with worship or homage directed to expressions of Their mysterious third persona – the Holy Ghost – envisioned by Shavite Hindus as a personal Destiny Destroyer/Consummator, and by Buddhists as the neither personal nor impersonal Unconditioned Absolute, and then again by Taoists as the pre-personal Spirit of the Tao of All That Is. Different views – Same God.
Religious Pluralism is not undercutting Allah or the Deity Absolute, but supporting Him as the "First One," standing with (and some might say a "minaret" taller than) His two co-creative competitors (or rather His co-equal coordinates), in a fellowship of the three persons, or basic expressions of religious consciousness, most worthy of all adulation.
Religious Pluralism in the form of the Trinity is not trying to abrogate, but rather to assist all religions in metaphysically connecting and uniting their individual and collective ideas of God; so that they may rationally include themselves more fully in a universal community of truly peaceful co-existence.
Trinity Absolute is the only adequate metaphysical vehicle for a form of Religious Pluralism that is systematically inclusive, universally moral, and highly synchronized with the world's three basic underlying religious attitudes to the Absolute; as well as totally unified through the systemic metaphysical necessity of synthesis and the principle of the unity of all truth.
All religions can deepen their own understanding and strengthen their own communities, by looking at themselves and each other as different but related images of One God – multidimensional and manifest in the Trinity Absolute.
Religious Pluralism based on the Trinity Absolute could be a providential paradigm for mutual understanding and peace.
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- Address:
2804 S. Main Street
Pearland, TX 77581Neighborhood:
Alvin / Pearland
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Killen's Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.killenssteakhouse.com/
- Phone: (281) 485-0844
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Ronnie Killen
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Killen's Steakhouse
Don't let our building fool you, we are an upscale steakhouse right in the heart of Pearland. We are the only restaurant in town serving Allen Brothers USDA prime beef, as well as the prestigious Texas-raised Akaushi Kobe beef. Certified Executive Chef Ron Killen has returned to his home town after training at Le Cordon Bleu and honing his culinary skills throughout the U.S. Our hand-cut steaks are cooked to perfection on a state of the art infrared broiling system that seals in the natural juices of the steak, creating a one of a kind "melt in your mouth" experience. All of our food is prepared fresh daily, using only the finest produce and freshest ingredients. Even our sinfully rich desserts are homemade and the only thing frozen in our kitchen is the ice cream! Come in and see what the whole country is talking about!Continued
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273 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (209)fit for foodies (124)neighborhood gem (95)romantic (93)notable wine list (80)good for groups (49)hot spot (25)late-night find (7)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (2)great for outdoor dining (1)great for brunch (1)Show More
- J & R WelchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/26/2014Their steaks are outstanding - especially the Wague bone-in ribeye. The wait staff members are obviously professional waiters. They know the menu and details about the different steaks. The crab cake was also delicious. We come here every year for our wedding anniversary, and it is a special treat for us. Our only complaint is that they now have valet parking. The open parking has only about 10 spaces which were full when we arrived at 5:20pm. We had to argue with the valet to allow us to park in the back where there is plenty of room. (Texans often have guns in their vehicles, and don't allow parking attendants to park for us. Had we known about the parking, we would have left our gun at home.) Regardless. we had a most enjoyable evening, we always recommend Killen's to everyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food and service was great.DRiggsDined on 11/25/2014Very nice restaurant with great food and service. My waiter was friendly and answered all the questions that we had prior to ordering.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Steaks+!BoochDined on 11/22/2014The steak was great, I had the NY strip that was Local to Texas, organic and grass fed. Although not as tender as the filet mignon (they had run out of the filet), it was still cooked to perfection (med Rare) and delicious. My wife had the crab cake appetizer as an entree and the French Onion Soup as an appetizer. I also had the Pork Belly as an appetizer and the mac n cheese with my NY Strip. Which were both incredible and would order again. For dessert I had the cheesecake and she had the Creme Brulee Bread pudding. The cheesecake may have been the best I have ever had and my wife loved it as well. She liked the Bread pudding but felt like the one they serve at Killen's BBQ is better and I agree. Although I was extremely disappointed they were out of the filet, we will be back. We enjoyed the atmosphere and we both enjoyed our meal in spite of the hiccup. This is a place we would strongly recommend. It's a little pricey and is a great place for a special occasion or if you are wanting to impress some business clients or associates.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steaks and DessertSteveDined on 11/21/2014Great steaks and the best part,Bread Pudding for dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Problem with serviceKH60Dined on 11/19/2014We went to Killen's for our first time, it was for a birthday. We arrived 15 minutes ahead of our reservations, but our table was ready, and we were seated. A member of the wait staff immediately brought bread and water, but this is not anyone who greets or converses with you. There were 3 tables occupied in our section, attended to by two servers. All these tables were eating when we arrived. These tables finished, and departed the restaurant. We had still not had a waiter greet us. We had been there 30 minutes by this time. Right at our 45 minute mark, two more tables were seated, waiters immediately greeting them, asking if it was first time at restaurant, explaining cuts of meat, etc. At this point, husband went to the hostess and asked for the manager. We were then immediately attended to. We still didn't get the initial service the other tables had, could not tell you if there were any specials that night, we had to ask for waiter to tell us about cuts of meat, etc. They did comp some of the items from our tab. We will go back, as food was excellent. But....we will speak up right away if not attended to. With it being our first time, we didn't know what to expect, so did not speak up earlier!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Killens never disappointsBuffetGourmetDined on 11/19/2014"Best steak I have ever had" These are the words spoken from my clients on Wednesday night. Server was impressive with his knowledge of both the steak and wine menu's. Most definitely a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- special occasionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/18/2014We celebrated with friends there 23rd anniversary. The food and service were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this place!luvfoodDined on 11/15/2014This was our second visit to Killen's. The food is always outstanding. We had the scallop appetizer - scallops were cooked perfect. The Akaushi Wagyu Bone-In ribeye was cooked to a perfect medium rare - wonderful flavor. Wine list has a large selection. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak in the Houston areaDivingwowDined on 11/14/2014Had the best steak I hsve ever had in he Houston area. Service was top notch and thorough explanation of the cuts was helpful for first time visitors. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Dinner for two 11/12/14HackDined on 11/12/2014Everything was very good, especially the (dry aged) steaks. Service was very good. Things were a little pricey, but I knew that going in. The only real complaint was that our table was drafty (a cold front had moved into Houston) and when the front door was opened it got downright chilly, as our table was close to the entrance)!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BestAlbertDined on 11/10/2014This is the best steakhouse in the country bar-nonSpecial Features:
- My favorite restaurantJackieDined on 11/8/2014Saturday the 8th was, I believe, our 3rd time this year to dine at Killen's and each as been a fabulous experience. Can't wait for our next reservation!Special Features:
- Food and NoisePandF1988Dined on 11/7/2014Food was great but noise was terrible!! Could not enjoy conversation because of all the background and other nearby tables noise!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great, like always!ShivaDined on 11/7/2014Everything turned out perfect! The ribeye was great and my wife's flounder was an interesting combination of flavors. The waiter was excellent and the place filled up nicely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice experience overallKKB1999Dined on 11/6/2014Staff was top notch. Food amazing. Just a small place so no way to control noise level but it was still a very nice dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My Family and ILetmetellyouDined on 11/5/2014We (my mother, stepfather, son and myself) all went to enjoy the amazing food we heard about. Our app. was the crabcake and it was amazing. For the most part it was good but the featured meal left something to be desired. I believe it was flounder stuffed with crab and red potatoes, my mom wished she never ordered. We also ordered the porterhouse which according to my parents was very good. Although not on the menu they offered my six year old chicken teders. They were really good and a large portion, bonus points. I had shrimp and fries that were really tastey. Once again there was little seasoning so it was a bit bland but still good. The crabcake off of the app. menu and the steak were the best things by far. Great service!Special Features:
- Great Steaks!gr8stkDined on 11/1/2014If you're in the market for a good steak, head to Killen's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best steakhouseThecarnivorDined on 11/1/2014I've eaten at quite a few great steak houses and without a doubt Killen's is the best. If you get Dan or Patrick as your waiters then you can't go wrong. The steaks are outstanding and the sides are the best I've ever eaten.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the FoodFireman4aDined on 10/30/2014This was our second "special occasion" visit to Killen's and the experience was very similar to our first one a year ago. This place is small and very energetic. We went on a Thursday night and it was basically full. It is not really a romantic setting because it is so open that it is constantly noisy as conversations are going on all around you. What makes up for that is the amazing food! The steaks and the sides are delicious and perfectly prepared, the wine is excellent although we needed help choosing one from the large selection. This place is definitely not inexpensive so it is only a special occasion restaurant for us, but the food is wonderful and I'm sure we'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BoysDined on 10/30/2014great food...knowledgeable staff...surprising variety of both steaks and other choicesSpecial Features:
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/30/2014Had a very enjoyable dinner with my husband recently. First time visiting and it far exceeded our expectations. The crab cake was divine and the steaks awesome! Service was top notch as well.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/28/2014Service is great. Had the Akaushi filet which was phenomenal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dry Aged BeefedwardlaaseVIPDined on 10/28/2014Let me start by saying maybe I am biased. I live in Pearland and it is fun to brag about a home town restaurant. But notwithstanding that fact, I think Ronnie Killen serves the best beef in Houston, in Texas and maybe the US. Our regular waiter Emment had a day off but Lance provided equally great service. Parking used to be a challenge but no more. They have valet service. The meal started with a superb shrimp cocktail. The shrimp were huge, tender and fresh. Next was the heirloom tomato, burratto salad with olive and basil oil dressing. First time for it and we loved it. Finally the Pièce de résistance, a dry aged rib eye cooked to perfection. We were in heaven. Thank you Ronnie. Can't wait until you get a new bigger place.Special Features:
- 27 ounces and moregoodfoodloverDined on 10/27/2014I took my daughter to Killen's for her birthday. We had a delicious mixed greens salad with blue cheese, apple, candied walnuts, and the house vinaigrette, the black eyed pea and smoked pork gumbo (a meal in its self), the 27 ounce (melt in your mouth) bone rib eye, macaroni and cheese, creamed corn, and for desert the carrot cake (must have) and bread pudding. Every bite was better than the last!!! The food, atmosphere, and the service were top notch and well worth the price!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent SteakhouseTKSmokeDined on 10/27/2014The best wagyu rib eye steak I've ever had. And the crab cake appetizer was also best in class. The carrot cake was most excellent. Highly recommend!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden TreasureOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014My husband and I have tried several times to dine at Killen's however, it is very hard to get reservations at the last minute. But this weekend we finally were able to eat there after a late movie. Everything was divine!! We ordered the snapper and a Japanese steak with grilled asparagus,mac&cheese, and carrot cake! The food melted in our mouths!You will not be disappointed!Special Features:
- SorrelDined on 10/25/2014Great food and service, however it was very loud and hard to hear. Our 9.00pm reservation was not ready and there is no where to wait inside. Overall, We enjoyed the evening at lot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food? Phenomenal.LoloHoustonDined on 10/25/2014Best steak ever! Great wine list. Definitely a special night out.Special Features:
- Good, butKendrickTXVIPDined on 10/24/2014Food was great, atmosphere was so so. My girlfriend dressed up big time, but It wasn't that kind of place. Food was great, but it wasn't like other Houston steakhouses. More of a family dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food for Queens and KingsLemlemcoVIPDined on 10/24/2014We were dining with friends on Friday Night. Celebrating a belated birthday with the Ochier's. This was great people, great food, and over the top conversation. The food included appetizers ( crab cake, fried asparagus with carb meat on top, scollops wrapped with bacon on a bed of potato slice, shrimps, fried calamari with a sweep & spicy sauce), salads, the main course (steaks, Seared Ahi tuna, potatoes, mushrooms, salads, and top off deserts (something chocolate, and creme brulee bread pudding) This is a place for dining and dinner ... JJ Watts was dined very near that evening October 24, 2014 ShalomSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Killens is always the best.Love2eatDined on 10/24/2014Excellent food. Great service. From the starters to the main course, the food is amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dress codeTom3014Dined on 10/23/2014Had a wonderful dinner for my wife's birthday- I felt that the class of this sort restaurant was very low- jeans and polo shirts allowed?A little more dress code, for a classy restaurant would have been appreciated.I would recommend this to a friend.
- true gemOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/23/2014Didn't know it even existed but the food was amazing. We will returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/22/2014The waiter got my order wrong so my husband ate by himself, then my order came and I ate by myself. Kind of ruined our 20th anniversary dinner together. But a lady came by and said the dessert was on the restaurant. Carrot cake was delicious. They also sat us at a 2 person table which was not very romantic.Special Features:
- Nice placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/21/2014Everything was great but.....I have not eaten there in awhile and the quality of steak seems to have slipped. While it was much better than the local chain steaks by a huge margin, it seemed lesser quality than I have had at the place many times before. Still excellent, though, and I realize all steaks are not the same.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for that Special OccasionSteakLovers12Dined on 10/21/2014Heard about this restaurant from multiple people and had to try. The service was amazing. Great recommendations and extreme knowledge of the steaks they serve. I felt I got a PHD in steak when I left. The lump Crab appetizer was the best I have ever tasked and the Steak was out of this world. Cooked to perfection. Great sides and deserts. Will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakBuffetGourmetDined on 10/21/2014I live in the Pearland area and highly recommend Killens for special occasions. It is a little expensive but all menu items are amazing. I have eaten at all the major steakhouses... Killens is the best steak I have ever eaten!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tuesday night dinnerNewYorkDined on 10/21/2014The usual Killens experience, great food and service, but this time two things were missing..... They did not have any cheesecake? Waiter said it wasn't ready?? This was dinner at 8 when we were ordering dessert. And the meatballs that we love on the menu were gone!!!! Food critic from the Houston Chronicle didn't like them, so they were removed... Follow your own instincts Ronnie, if the patrons have loved the meatballs for so long and yet you listen to a food critic to keep your ratings up..... Maybe this family will find another place to go.... And let our friends know who you listen to.Special Features:
- Best Steak House in HoustonOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/21/2014I highly recommend Killen's. You have to try the crab cakes and asparagus appetizers and the American Wagyu steak. I highly recommend.Special Features:
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Police Chief Kevin Gibbs said Whalen Goucher, 43, was previously arrested for stalking a local woman and had posted $10,000 bail on May 9. Gibbs alleged that Goucher lied on his bail bond application, saying he had no criminal record when he had an extensive record in Massachusetts, including armed robbery.
ADDISON COUNTY — Vermont State Police have been investigating a number of home burglaries in which someone entered homes and, in many cases, walked off with jewelry.
Early last week police received reports of burglaries at three homes in Shoreham and one in Cornwall. Then last Wednesday, May 2, the owner of a Shacksboro Road home in Shoreham told troopers that someone had entered the unoccupied residence briefly and stolen only jewelry.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police are investigating the alleged embezzlement of $12,248 from the Maverick gas station on Court Street reported on May 3. Store officials told police they suspect the theft might have occurred around May 1.
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VERGENNES — An April 30 domestic dispute at a South Maple Street residence led to charges of aggravated domestic assault, unlawful restraint and endangerment of a child filed against a Vergennes man. Vergennes police said the argument started over a doorknob that was not working properly.
MONKTON — An intensive search through the night for a Monkton man reported missing Thursday evening ended tragically early Friday morning when authorities found the man dead near a swamp.
Vermont State Police said the circumstances around the death of Ralph Meader, 65, did not appear to be suspicious, though their investigation was continuing.
Police said Meader was dropped off for a nature walk on the east side of Bristol Road near Church Street in Monkton on Thursday, May 3, and was expected back by 5:15 p.m.
ADDISON COUNTY — Vermont State Police are investigating two recent thefts of vehicles in Orwell, and is seeking the public's help.
The owner of a white 1999 Dodge passenger van reported it stolen from Sanford Road in Orwell sometime between April 11 and 18. This van is registered in Vermont and has tinted windows. Also reported stolen from this property were six industrial size batteries.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Douglas Lazarus, 68, of Middlebury for domestic assault following an alleged incident at a Maple Street residence on April 28. Police took a statement from the alleged victim and photographed an injury.
VERGENNES — Vergennes police on May 27 arrested a Bristol man on an outstanding warrant and cited a Salisbury man for driving with a suspended license, criminal offense, after stopping a car in Vergennes following a Vermont State Police alert.
Police jailed Kaleb Gorton, 19, of Bristol in the Addison County Sheriff's Department on an outstanding warrant for violation of conditions of probation, while 26-year-old George Niles Devoid of Salisbury, the driver, received the DLS citation.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Zachary C. Faber, 18, of Alamo, Calif., for disorderly conduct and simple assault during an event at Middlebury College's Nelson Arena on April 22. A security guard at the event reported a student had assaulted him. Officers found Faber restrained by event security, according to police.
VERGENNES — A Vergennes man already facing domestic assault charges was cited on Sunday in Stowe for violating conditions of his release because he was staying at a Stowe hotel with his alleged victim, a woman the court ordered him to stay away from, according to city police.
At the same time, Stowe police cited the alleged victim for providing false information to them for claiming that she was the man's wife when police responded to the scene of a domestic dispute there.
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HOUMA, La. (AP) - While all five seats on the Terrebonne District Court bench are up for election this year, an effort for a minority judge has been revived.
Terrebonne NAACP President Jerome Boykin told The Courier the NAACP Legal Defense Fund filed a federal suit Monday against the state to turn term-limited Judge Timothy Ellender's position into a minority judgeship.
As it stands, Terrebonne's district judges are all elected from at-large seats by voters across the entire parish.
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"What the NAACP Legal Defense Fund is filing to change is the at-large system of the 32nd Judicial Court to a single-district voting system," Boykin said. "The system we have now makes it so that whoever runs and gets the most votes wins. We strongly think that this process dilutes the African-American vote.
"All we're looking for is the opportunity to elect a candidate of our choice. We are sick and tired of being treated like second-class citizens in Terrebonne Parish."
In more than 191 years, no African-American has ever been elected to a district judgeship in Terrebonne, Boykin said.
So far, Juan Pickett, a longtime Terrebonne assistant district attorney, is the only candidate who has announced publicly that he is running for Ellender's seat.
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