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The Face of Jesus Christ

Aren’t those who reach out to help others acting out of “the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ”?

Into the Wilderness

If we follow the chronology of the New Testament mythos, the story of Jesus’ forty days in the wilderness should come now, not at the beginning of Lent

Milestones and Mayans

Meaning is written in our hearts and in our minds, not in sacred text, or science,or stone, even Mayan stone.

For New Years – Pledge to “Consider the Other”

Looking for a New Year’s Resolution that’s more challenging than quitting smoking? Healthier than eating vegetables? Better for the planet than walking to work? Take the “Consider the Other” Pledge.

One With God

What does it mean to Christianity, and to what we as Christians are called to do, if there is no “separation” between us and God?

Halloween – Nothing to Fear

The good news is that we’re not helpless pawns destined to be dismembered by blood-sucking vampires if we go out without our garlic. The real evil in the world can be overcome by the real good. The bad news is that its up to us. Happy Halloween.

The Same Religious Experience

Same experience, different metaphor. Thoughts on transcendence and immanence.

Occupy Wall Street a Matter of Faith?

Often, we avoid the word “faith.” It’s not a word we’ve heard much in relation to the Occupy Wall Street protests. But I think it’s a word that fits perfectly.

Whatever Happened to the Age of Aquarius?

Peace will guide the planets and love will steer the stars. When will the Age of Aquarius arrive? That’s up to us.

Forgiveness

Peter asks Jesus “How often should I ‘forgive’ someone who ‘sins’ against me? Seven times?” Jesus answers “Seventy times seven.” Huhn? That’s a little excessive, isn’t’ it?