
Tag: Faith
Worldly Beget Otherworldly
Stone Prophet
Waken to History
Inclusion is my Moral Code
If you must perpetuate narrow constraints of: sexual preference manner of dress manner of worship where and how to live whole or partial limbed whole or partial mental abilities if you must begin a sentence with: “I’m not a racist but…” if you must use the third person plural “they” … Continue Reading Inclusion is my Moral Code
Unvarnished Spirituality
expounded by words is not where the spirit has voice ensconced in an edifice is not where the spirit dwells enmeshed in a group or organization is not where the spirit finds leadership exhibited by ritual is not where the spirit parades exclusive to the individual is where the spirit … Continue Reading Unvarnished Spirituality
Shed
in tears because the innocent have to die in this country, theirs, and others in tears because many put gifts above their own happiness their own needs in tears because politicians, like children bicker, squabble, then smiling stand on the wreckage of a once beautiful country In tears because Aboriginal … Continue Reading Shed
Be Kind
bewitching a heart in making kindness plain splintering frowns with forged endearment, lending authentic faith in humanity
Think for yourself
People have books and the words written therein and call it faith. I get that, more power to you. But oh so many follow their book blindly, and some even go further and create this senseless hate for anyone who does not follow their line. This, I don’t get. How … Continue Reading Think for yourself
Debate sparked within me
I love a good debate. I also love watching BBCs Intelligence Squared – the World of Debate, when I get a chance. Then yesterday, I saw a tweet from @simonpegg that had a very impassioned and eloquent speech of @StephenFry from October 2009 in a debate titled: The Catholic Church … Continue Reading Debate sparked within me