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The Gospel of Depression (A Paradox) | Epicurus on Happiness
I found today’s devotional by Henri Nouwen timely as it relates to my recent pondering about the need to be in touch with human emotions, such as sorrow, in order … Continue reading
Thoughts on “I Believe in Child Labour, Sweatshops and Torture”
One of the reasons why we cannot actually admit to ourselves the truth of what we believe (i.e. our beliefs as reflected in our material actuality) is because we have … Continue reading
Thoughts on “In Defense of Blasphemy: Negotiating the Sacred”
“Societies are created by codes, rules and beliefs about one-another, about nature, about altruism, about love and so on. There are certain rights and wrongs that become performative (i.e., we … Continue reading
Peter Rollins – We are a fiction
I noted that Peter Rollins was sharing about two ways of creating a community. He said that in a certain sense, we are a fiction, in that there are moments … Continue reading
Whatever happened to the gospel and the grace revolution?
It seems that much of today’s evangelical Christian version of the gospel of grace is that of the “health and wealth gospel” that emphasises on prosperity, health and healing. I … Continue reading
Some reflections on ideologies
Life is what we make of it. Ideologies serve as a tool for us to make sense of our perception of reality. They are not the truth itself but rather … Continue reading
“Kabbalah revealed” – Perception of reality
Video information Anthony Kosinec explains how our five senses block us from perceiving the true, eternal reality, and how we can use what Kabbalists have discovered, to break through our … Continue reading
The Shack Revisited
Video information For Interview Transcripts, Study Guides, and Discussion Topics: http://www.gci.org/YI123 Dr. C. Baxter Kruger and Paul Young talk about Dr. Kruger’s book, The Shack Revisited which examines the theology … Continue reading
Christ Not Christianity
I revised the poetry from the YouTube video “Why I Hate Religion but Love Jesus,” taking it a step further in order to separate the idea of “Christ” from “Christ-ianity.” … Continue reading
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