Reflections of a Mystic in Training
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| Blog Name: | Reflections of a Mystic in Training |
| Url: | http://pronoiacs-r-us.livejournal.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | interfaith, emergent christianity, mysticism |
| Description: | a personal blog exploring spirituality and life with an emphasis on liberal christianity, emergent christianity, panentheism, universalism, and interfaith dialog, with the occasional side trip into general life observations. |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Great book! I highly recommend!!!
Great book! I highly recommend!!!
What should "church" mean?
My husband, who attends a different church than I -- one that is fairly new: just over a year in a permanent location and a year or so before that renting space in various spots, proudly boasted about how much their numbers were growing, and I couldn't help respond to his statement, silently, in my head, with a "so what?"Now, if he'd instead bragged, "We have a lot of folks at my church who actively serve..." ...the needy, the environment, the disenfranchised, etc., or had bragged that their membership actively models the example of Jesus in their daily lives. Then, I would have cheered. But, you're popular and/or good marketers, so what? Lots of things are popular, some good an
My husband, who attends a different church than I -- one that is fairly new: just over a year in a permanent location and a year or so before that renting space in various spots, proudly boasted about how much their numbers were growing, and I couldn't help respond to his statement, silently, in my head, with a "so what?"Now, if he'd instead bragged, "We have a lot of folks at my church who actively serve..." ...the needy, the environment, the disenfranchised, etc., or had bragged that their membership actively models the example of Jesus in their daily lives. Then, I would have cheered. But, you're popular and/or good marketers, so what? Lots of things are popular, some good an
Survive Together or Die Alone (WARNING: Wanton Ranting)
I've really had it up to my eyeballs with right wing Christians being the loudest voices against healthcare reform. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they SAY they're not against healthcare reform, just against the Obama version of it. But, sorry, I just don't buy it. Any healthcare reform idea I've ever run across would in some way violate right wing free-market principles, or small federal government ideals, or their aversion to taxation for ANY reason. Even reforming tort law would vex many folks on the basis of due process, free speech, and human rights protections.And on the anti-tax issue, their inability to see that redistribution of wealth in SOME form is good for EVERYONE, is just mind
I've really had it up to my eyeballs with right wing Christians being the loudest voices against healthcare reform. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they SAY they're not against healthcare reform, just against the Obama version of it. But, sorry, I just don't buy it. Any healthcare reform idea I've ever run across would in some way violate right wing free-market principles, or small federal government ideals, or their aversion to taxation for ANY reason. Even reforming tort law would vex many folks on the basis of due process, free speech, and human rights protections.And on the anti-tax issue, their inability to see that redistribution of wealth in SOME form is good for EVERYONE, is just mind
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