In looking at the world around us, and in projecting the effects of various results of certain actions, one of the biggest logical errors is to think arithmetically. It is not wrong to say 1 + 1 = 2 or 2 + 2 = 4. But people are not identical widgets that can be added … Continue reading Harmony Vs Unity, Part 6
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Harmony Vs Unity, Part Five
It is something few of us think about, but everyone need to know how to give, and know how to receive -- and all of us are usually better at one of them than the other one by a significant margin. Some people aren't good at either. It is the rare few that have both … Continue reading Harmony Vs Unity, Part Five
Harmony Vs Unity, Part Four
Which is the source of community: Unity or Harmony? What is the key trait of community? https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kjQCe8KKpwE?feature=share
Harmony Vs Unity,Part Three
What is the benefit of minding your own business? What is the result when people mind your business rather than their own? That is the underlying questions to answer with part three of this seven part clip series. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KDYhw4ZQWoI?feature=share
Harmony Vs Unity, Part 2
Today's post is later than intended. And sort of because of today's topic. I have been spending plenty of time on my own affairs, and yet still discovered I needed to be spending more .... Because someone was taking my affairs for his own, and some of my goods have disappeared. But that isn't the … Continue reading Harmony Vs Unity, Part 2
Harmony vs Unity
I had intended to make this post on Wednesday, but something came up that detoured me from this subject, but i still intend to tie this post to the celebration of the 31st wedding anniverasy for me and Lady Jasini. Wednesday was the anniversary date, and we are having the celebration dinner today at Cinzetti's … Continue reading Harmony vs Unity
What is At The Rainbow?
The blog discusses the naming of a house, "At The Rainbow," inspired by a childhood desire for a named home. The name symbolizes hope and promise, referencing Genesis 9:13. It reflects a personal journey during challenging times, aiming to create a meaningful space that embodies unity and divine light amidst societal divisions.
Of Immanence, Lamentation and Hope
This morning I got up late. It had been a long day, and a late night, working on the restoration of At The Rainbow from the arson fire last Aug. 6 and since today is Saturday, I felt that I and my friend here working on the property could rightly take some time and sleep … Continue reading Of Immanence, Lamentation and Hope
Without the Fall, Would There Have Been an Incarnation?
The Handbook of Libertarian Theology emphasizes a personal and experiential understanding of God, distinct from traditional theological frameworks, without rejecting the objective view of the tradtional perspective. It argues for God's immanence and relational nature, exploring the concept of incarnation as a means for God to connect with humanity. The individual experience of God reflects diverse perspectives, enriching communal worship.
Free at Last, Praise God Almighty I am Free at Last
The author reflects on a challenging yet positive Monday, discussing Libertarian Theology's perspective on the coexistence of God's goodness and the presence of evil. They express gratitude for the freedom that allows life's messiness, advocate personal responsibility, and caution against using politics to impose order at the expense of freedom and love.








