BishopCraig Podcast- Evolving Visions and Versions of God, Part I April 28, 2013
- Tragedy in Boston: The Message from the Compassionate Heart Community on April 21st April 21, 2013
- Lineage and the Evils of Apostolic Succession April 10, 2013
- Sermon from the Ordination of Yvonne Younes April 8, 2013
- The Buddhist Christian Blog
Category Archives: Spirituality
Baptism photo!
A photo from last Saturday’s Baptism of Riley Stouff and his mother, Karrie!
Why Worship?
To be completely candid, I haven’t got the first clue. I know why we used to worship – we worshipped to appease an angry God beyond the clouds who had some pretty out of control ego needs. Then, way back … Continue reading
Posted in God, social justice, violence
Tagged change, church, compassion, Gerardo Serna, racism, Social Justice, violence
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The Buddhist Christian: Classism in Western Spirituality
Check out my latest on The Buddhist Christian! The Buddhist Christian: Classism in Western Spirituality.
Tragedy in Oklahoma
Reblogged from The Universal Anglican Church: The thoughts and prayers of The Universal Anglican Church are with the people of Oklahoma and all those impacted by the tornadoes of the past few days. Our hearts go out to the injured, … Continue reading
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Credo, a First Draft
I believe in God,Present from the beginning,Beyond defining but within understanding,Spirit not embodied,Without gender,Responsive not autocratic,Without ego or it’s needs,Creating not destroying,Accepting not judging,Prodding not compelling,Liberating not confining,Uniting not dividing,Loving all without exception,Life giving not life denying,Universal not tribal,Existing in … Continue reading
Exercises in Irrelevance and Hypocrisy
Boston’s Cardinal Sean O’Malley is “boycotting” the Boston College graduation ceremony because the speaker will be Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who is trying to get legislation passed to allow abortion to save a mother’s life. Ireland has some of … Continue reading
Posted in keeping it real, religion
Tagged Boston College, Cardinal O'Malley, Enda Kenny
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Daily teaching for Sunday, May 5th
We tend to focus on the things that are different about other people rather than our commonalities. It’s no wonder we can’t seem to get along – we choose tribal thought and divisiveness from the moment we meet.
