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Planet Earth: Our Common Home
What is the Season of Creation? The Season of Creation is a monthlong prayerful observance that calls the planet’s 2.2 billion Christians to pray and care for God’s creation. It’s a time to reflect on our relationship with the environment … Continue reading
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Does God Need Our Worship??
“I don’t want your sacrifices—I want your love; I don’t want your offerings—I want you to know me. Hosea 6:6 Acceptable Worship by Kurt Struckmeyer https://followingjesus.org/ In his letter to the Christians at Rome, Saint Paul suggested that an ethical … Continue reading
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Tagged christian service, Discipleship, prophets, rituals and prayers, worship
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The Catholic Abortion Quandary
“then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.” Gen 2: 7 Biblical based on belief Genesis 1:26 “Then God said, … Continue reading
Contemplation- the ultimate type of prayer
Some would say that the small number of people “praying” to God is the reason that human life and behavior are not improving. But I believe that the futility of prayers becomes more obvious as world hatred and violence become … Continue reading
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Tagged contemplation, Prayer, theilhard De Chardin, theism and deism
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A Mysterious God
Does our understanding of God need updating? A God of LOVE or a God of Revenge? A God of compassion or a God of punishment? A God which is an image of Humans? A God without an Image? The following … Continue reading
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Tagged conceptions of god, denial of god, divine mystery, quest for god
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The Weakness of God
by KURT STRUCKMEYER [God] is weak and powerless in the world, and that is the way, the only way, in which [God] can be with us and help us.— Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945) As we enter the postmodern world, the age-old … Continue reading
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Transcendent-Immanence
By Lynn C Bauman from the Oriental Orthodox Order in the West. My instruction to you is this: You are to love God, your One Lord: first, with your heart, then with your soul, and finally with your mind. This … Continue reading
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Experiencing God Today
The following was written by Anthony Massimini, Ph.D. We experience God within ourselves and in today’s society and culture. Part 2 God does not reveal doctrines and theological formulas to us. God reveals him/herself to us–his/her life and love. We … Continue reading
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Catholic Worker Series
Peter Maurin- founder, quotes On May 1, 1933, in the depths of the Great Depression, The Catholic Worker newspaper made its debut with a first issue of twenty-five hundred copies. Dorothy Day and a few others hawked the paper in Union Square … Continue reading
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