Incorruptible
He was one of the twelve. He received the power and authority to heal the sick and raise the dead. He was among those appointed and anointed to bear the Name and Power of Christ to the lost sheep of Israel. But he did not continue among them. He was called the ‘son of perdition’. … More The Body of Judas christ
Time again to break silence. Last year, I had a conversation…..a difficult conversation. What was being reluctantly discussed was mind programming. Specifically – techniques of mind programming, results of mind programming, and the extent of the use of mass mind programming by its three biggest practitioners – the news media, state prescribed educational curricula and … More Matth 10:8
Some ideas threaten the entire fabric of our belief system, the value system anchored to it, and the decisions and behaviour that flow from both. They threaten our entire constructed identity. No wonder then, that we vehemently protect ourselves from these dangerous ideas and have constructed semi- impregnable prophylactic psychic defenses to prevent the sperm … More Dangerous ideas
The deployment of psychological weapons in the subjugation of conquered peoples is a strategy widely recognized. Naked aggression might win wars but it does not efficiently subjugate conquered peoples. It tends to foment rebellion and create instability. As much as global multi-culturalism, with its promise of increased international harmony, is a welcome break from the … More Black History – Day 5 Brown vs Black
The Bible is not my authoritative frame of reference for many things, Certainly not for Nuclear Physics, nor Information Technology. I’m sure the same is true for you. The very notion that that simple statement jars some is a sign of what Dr. David Kuk, former head of Apologetics at The United Theological College of … More Black identity – Day 4 Black History Month
The story of Nehanda can pose a problem to those who would deftly try to fit the history of the world into a dogmatic theology. It might not be a perfect fit. From the ancient annals of Zimbabwe – the story of Mbuya Nehanda.
In my article, What do you think about Jesus, I expressed serious doubt that Science could replace Scripture as a source of inspiration. The notion that String Theory….even Super Unified String Theory might contribute to, clarify or even support Christian Theology however, is not an idea to be scoffed at without a hearing. I made … More Unity in Diversity
I am aware of how fanatical folk get, especially about religion. I am also aware of how I appear to some who look at me through their various religious prisms. I’ve long since been impervious to the perceptions and opinions of others….not disdainfully…..but I recognize that most people will be stuck their whole lifetimes with … More All-encompassing Glory
If there is an ongoing Great Philosophical Debate between Science and Religion, there is an equally salient if less public debate between the claims of Religion and those of History. The very allegation that sacred texts, in an attempt to establish as fact some particular cultural narrative or cosmological idea, make quasi-historical claims, is offensive … More Black History Month – Day 2
Welcome, I’ve decided to promote my Blog: The Half not told – Black History without the whitewash during Black History Month. In my most popular article last month, To bow or not to bow I mentioned the fact that we’ve been around for quite a while (Africans). Certainly longer than anyone else. Who we are … More Black History Month – Day 1
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