All our "problems" have to do with control. The lack of control keeps us from happiness.

Truth is relative to you, showing that nothing is set and nothing is in control of you unless you give it that control by makeing it matter somehow.

Would the truth about the relativity of truth therefore lead to happiness because it empowers us and frees us from the self sustained "the shackles of illusion" by alowing only the things we want to matter to us matter to us, giving us full control?

The modern separation between “meaning” and “truth” is leading us to a very sterile and meaningless existence.  This differentiation may also be a primary reason that we are disconnecting with each other and our precious planet.  Let me explain...

Is this the story of m'n's Ire at bean tossed out of heaven ...

"Irene good Night", another dead soled-Eire ... laid to rest his mad N'ess!

Omega'd IT's calming, a change's as good as a rest, one has to get out of their skin ...

Like the Slaughter House Five ... cover's Bleu'n in the Jinn O'logic and what she keeps in sacred trust ... schzoid cede? Do you know the origins of ma-ple? A wee little m'n Nick o"demus upin a sweet tre' ... sy-ca'more'? 

Welcome to my blog—a place to reflect with me on God’s abundant healing of soul, community, and creation. I hope you will visit often and be part of this sacred conversation.

The front page of the morning newspaper quotes an 11-year-old girl saying, among other things, “If you’re going to go through life, truth is big.”

Welcome to my blog—a place to reflect with me on God’s abundant healing of soul, community, and creation. I hope you will visit often and be part of this sacred conversation.

Our church is running this 12 week group study which provides an in-depth Christian Worldview experience starting next week, and I think it is kicking off across the country as well.

Is this something you could see your church doing? 

Hi Gang,

I've been on this site for quite sometime, and I see a lot of different opinions, as expected. I want to know, what do you think is the message of the bible? If you had to sum up what the bible conveys in, say, one eight word sentance, or a couple words, what would they be?

This question is open to everyone, not just Christians.

I have realized that the last topic I posted on this forum, 'is Jesus God,' brought up the question "What is God?"  The last few comments on that thread addressed the concepts of truth and lies, and the spiritual dangers in mistaking one for the other.  Perhaps nowhere is that mistake so dangerous than in the area of worship and prayer.  I don't have a 'unified theory' of God.  On the one hand, I have worked with attempts to come closer to the divine through sacred teachings about the attributes of the divine: