Life Doesn’t Owe You Anything, But You Owe It Everything

I like the quote above. It encapsulates the antithesis of the victim mentality, but it also puts life in perspective. Human beings are not the masters of this universe. Even government, religion, and big business are humbled by the mysteries and elements of the universe. Daily life can feel insignificant: buying houses, paying bills, working, … Continue reading      Life Doesn’t Owe You Anything, But You Owe It Everything

I Had A Vision: The Sermon on the Song

"Good morning!" said the pastor, and his congregation echoed. "Please turn in your music libraries to Handel's Messiah." The laity put in their earphones promptly. "Today," spoke the pastor, "We will be looking at the Hallelujah Chorus, it's one of my favorite parts of the song. Let's take a deeper dive together and see what the … Continue reading I Had A Vision: The Sermon on the Song

Behold, the Emasculated Gospel!

The moral scholars bring you family-friendly gospel for family-friendly people! Have you heard the good news? God came and died for you! God is not mad at you anymore if you believe it! Why yes, we do read He ascended into heaven and His Spirit poured out on all flesh! Then the Advocate came and … Continue reading Behold, the Emasculated Gospel!

the subtle reformation

below are the words of a dead man, who died 02/07/2020, he had an unlucky hand and was blessed with new eyes ...dedicated to the Christian evangelical and fundamentalist churches in the West... Every young protagonist desires to abolish the old dying system in which they were brought up. The system was cruel to them, … Continue reading the subtle reformation

an open discussion for the church of today

below are the words of a dead man, who died 02/07/2020, he had an unlucky hand and was blessed with new eyes I. Church needs to be structured as a community before God, and we have structured it around man’s subjective literal interpretation of the Bible. The infinite mystery has been reduced to systematic theology. … Continue reading an open discussion for the church of today