Tag Archives: Christ
Transformance Art and “Beyond the colour of each other’s eyes” by Peter Rollins
“One of the interesting things about listening to a singer or songwriter is the way that they can often articulate some of our deepest feelings – our greatest joys and … Continue reading
SHE – Nooma – Rob Bell
021 SHE – Nooma – Rob Bell I have checked out the illuminating video “She” by Rob Bell. I noted that Isaiah could be seen as one of the revolutionary … 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
Only a Suffering God Can Save Us
Here’s sharing this article by Slavoj Zizek. I noted he has explored three different concepts of God that have been proposed by theologians to reconcile the existence of God with … Continue reading
Rumi ~ The Alchemy of Love
You come to us from another world; From beyond the stars and a void of space Transcendent, pure – of unimaginable beauty. Bringing with You the essence of Love. You … Continue reading
Google Hangout III: Christ, Not Christianity
Video information Here I invited Dylan Morrison, Irish author of The Prodigal Prophet (see link below), to join the conversation on how to have “Christ” without the “-ianity.” Myself (Cyndi), … Continue reading
“IS THE BIBLE INERRANT? | IS GOD VIOLENT?” Joshua Tongol
Video information “IS THE BIBLE INERRANT? | IS GOD VIOLENT?” *Is it OK to question?* -Is the Bible the “Word of God” and free from error? If so, how does … Continue reading
Thoughts on “Call Upon the Name”
I was reading this recent blog by Jacob Israel which mostly resonates with me. I agree “salvation” is simply about knowing the truth of who we are, and this truth … Continue reading
Thoughts on Living in the And: Atheism for Lent
Here’s sharing this blog about “Living in the And”. It is refreshing to see Lent from a non-traditional (or non-religious) Christian perspective because while religious practitioners seem to revel in … Continue reading
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