Buddhist Theology of Religions
An exploration into what Christians can learn from Buddhist about how Christianity relates to other religions.
Am I Too Much?
The discord of my discourse dis courses of chaos cursing women as whores because we resort to the resource of sex as our recourse from our divorce with remorse. Maybe my pieces are off putting to the public because I publish philosophical treatise treated by theological theses of Jesus and justice with rhymes that encompass […]
Where’s God?
As we survey the array of pain on earth we may dismay at the display of decay we see in all the hurt. We treat women as objects and object to their objections of being sexually exploited and maimed when we claim with poisoned voices that sexism has been tamed, because a majority of those […]
New and Old Testament
Old testament and new testament can be hard to reconcile for so many reasons, but I think one big reason is our misunderstanding of the concept of two different covenants. In the old testament, they had a specific covenant that God made and held to faithfully. When Jesus comes, there is a new covenant. This […]
Political Approaches
Drugs are corroding the culture as vultures incorporate into drug corporations that profit off the dispossessed attempt to cope by doping. The young homies watch mama’s addiction afflict the family and put everyone at risk. So we see sons trapping on the corner cause mom’s two jobs aren’t enough to warn off the coroner. But […]
How Does God Accomplish His Will?
How does God accomplish “His Will” in the world? We are told that nothing can stand in the way of God’s will and that nothing will prevent God from bringing about his will. When you think about God being this all powerful and all wise God, it seems like something that makes sense. Of course, […]
Right Now
Entering eternity isn’t an exiting of the temporal for it exists not only in the future but is featured in the present. We look forward for the after life but don’t have to wait until after death to have life. Death encroaches my “right now” like roaches, infesting my propensity for investing in living corpses […]
