http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/16/upshot/women-and-the-i-dont-know-probl...

I'm looking forward to discussing this with Chemguy later.  I'm pretty opinionated, but I also use many qualifiers as it opens me up to express what I think while staying open minded when I'm not sure of all the details.  I probably do so a bit less when writing than when speaking.

 Jesuology,  Jesuolatry,  Christology, Christianity and Christianisms.  It's odd that I find kinship with a such a conservative theologian as Hodge when he warns against "bibliolatry" while at the same time having sympathies for the most liberal of Christians: Shleiermacher and Spong.   

Two points have driven my recent thinking (which is, in fact, quite recent as I've avoided theologising for about a year): 

1) We cannot continue to confuse our descriptions of divine work with the divine itself (that would be idolatry) and

Jusy musing...I don't beleve that evil exists and I dont believe there is such a thing as death...sooo

that pretty much puts me out of the ball park...a lot of ball-parks anyway.

Carpe diem

There's no time like the present

Be Here Now

Extentialize!...and on and on...

The present is a gift...that's why they CALL it a gift

Hello again my friends!

I was listening to CBC Radio One on my way home from church today.    They have such wonderful discussions on various aspects of faith.    I really felt like I was listening in to a radio version of Wonder Cafe!

Anyways ..... back to the topic .... the discussion was about the very existance of God and the guest was a Jewish Rabbi.

I would like to hear some viewpoints on a very interesting quote that really caught my ear.