Tag Archives: Christianity

Are We Listening?

Modern Prophets From a Christian perspective, the Holy Bible is a closed book. It cannot, and should not, be interpreted with a view to up-to-date understanding. Now, I don’t agree with that thought, and neither do others. But, who exactly … Continue reading →

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Who Stays? Who Goes? Who Cares?

The Rapture As the world slips into greater degrees of chaos and destruction, there’s a segment of society that welcomes this troubling time because they believe it will herald Jesus Christ’s return. I’ve written about this before, and my mind … Continue reading →

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Europe’s Alchemy Day (Yes, It’s a Thing…)

The Book of the Composition of Alchemy (published on February 11, 1144) I thought it might be interesting to look at the day this book was published, to see what was in the heavens. The text of the book can … Continue reading →

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Did We Misunderstand What He Meant by Christianity?

John Lennon and Upsetting the Religious Train I was originally intending to repost what John Lennon said about Christianity in his 1966 proclamation that made Southern Baptists burn all their Beatles’ albums. here is what he said then… It turns … Continue reading →

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My Baptism is Connected to the East-West Schism

What Has It to Do With Me? (August 16, 1953) I wrote about the Great Schism, yesterday. Today, I want to visit my own baptism as a Roman Catholic Christian. I wouldn’t have had a say in what my mother … Continue reading →

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Are You an Eastern Orthodox or a Roman Catholic?

The Sign of the Cross Before I was a United Church of Canada preacher’s kid, and way before I became an Anglican server (in my teens), I was baptized Catholic. I even have the certificate to prove it: But I … Continue reading →

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I Reviewed the Past Year, and Decided It Ain’t…

The Gospel Truth It’s a strange process, to be sure: you think about all the things that have happened (and, in some cases, are still happening) and you wonder if it’s true, or just another made-up fairytale. How can we … Continue reading →

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Reflections on My Human Design Profile

2/4 Projector I admit it: I like my own company. In fact, some of my best thinking comes when I don’t have to engage in communicating with others. But then I turn around and write a daily blog about what … Continue reading →

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Is There a Direct Link Between Four World Religions?

From Buddha, through Jesus and Muhammad, to Baha’u’llah Ever since I started charting historical personages, astrologically, I’ve had a nagging thought about the connections of the most familiar leaders/originators of four of the world’s religions. But before I show you … Continue reading →

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Christian Ethics: Could You Do This?

Jesus and the Rich Young Man This parable is the stumbling-block for most Christians. Here is a synopsis of the story from Wikipedia: In Matthew and Mark, the discussion is set within the period when Jesus ministered in Perea, east … Continue reading →

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