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• A Heavenly Conversation

  

  Jesus: “Hey dad, those humans are acting up again.” God: “Which of their many shenanigans are you referring to?” Jesus: “They keep demanding that the stories their own ancestors made up as mythology and etiology, are literal factual history. And they keep sweeping away all my near-exclusive teachings on the poor, the widow, and the…

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  September 6, 2025

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  bible, biblical, christianity, church, Church Fathers, curiosity, deconstruction, deity, divine, Doctrine, dogma, education, faith, humor, inerrancy, inspiration, interesting, interpretation, literal, Literalism, literary device, love, misunderstanding, myth, reason, Science, story, traditional, truth

• Actionable Faith or Faithless Actions?

  

  Take a look at the above graphic. The budget for the USA defense spending is nearly 1 trillion dollars. That’s a hard number to even mentally grasp. Even 1% of that money could change life as many know it. It could fully fund school lunches in the U.S. Massive inroads could be made into ending…

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  April 7, 2025

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  actions, bible, christianity, church, compassion, deconstruction, faith, foreign aid, god, healthcare, hunger, hypocrisy, jesus, love, marginalized, politics, poor, poverty, spending, student lunch, taxes, widow

• God’s Feelings: Only Some are Valid?

  

  Genesis states that we are created in God’s image and likeness. I’m not suggesting that God is in all ways like us, but He must share at least some attributes. The Bible is full of verses that testify to God having feelings, or at least that the authors of the day felt that God possessed…

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  March 24, 2025

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  anger, apologetics, christianity, connection, curiosity, deconstruction, faith, feelings, god, greif, humor, inerrancy, love, sadnes, surprise, theology